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Vol. XI No.2 -February 1 -February 29, 2012


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NEWS
 

Invest Fair 2012 attracts firms to Central Airport

Deputy PM and Finance Minister Kittirat Na Ranong was joined by Deputy Governor Chuchart Keelapaeng and company representatives and sponsors at the opening of the Invest Fair.

Shana Kongmun
The Invest Fair 2012 was opened on Friday, February 3 by Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Kittirat Na Ranong and Chiang Mai Deputy Governor Chuchart Keelapaeng and saw attendance by the expected life insurance companies and banks but also firms looking for investors and offering a higher rate of return than banks.
The Invest Fair isn’t so much a financial consultant event as it is firms looking for potential investors. One such firm, Asia Forestry, grows Agar Wood for perfumes and cosmetics and offers a 12% return on your investment.
There were other companies there looking for investors, such as a firm producing “silver” clothing that offered bacterial protection along with the expected banks, the SME Bank and the Islamic Bank as well as the Government Bank were there. The Government Bank is offering commemorative notes for HM the King’s birthday in 2011. Most of the companies there had English speaking representatives and were open to foreign as well as Thai investors.
The Invest Fair is open at Central Hall at Central Airport Plaza through Sunday the 5th of February.

Representatives from GH Bank were
on hand to discuss the savings rates on offer.

Asia Forestry offers investment in an Agar wood farm.


Municipality offers health education for the elderly

The Chiang Mai Municipality held a health education seminar for the elderly in Chiang Mai at Buddha Sathan on January 27, 2012 in conjunction with the Department of Public Health. The number of elderly in Chiang Mai is increasing and so are the health problems associated with an aging population such as increased cases of diabetes, respiratory ailments, high cholesterol and heart disease. The Department of Public Health held the seminar in conjunction with the Municipality and area hospitals to teach older people proper diets and the importance of exercise. Health checkups were also offered with eye, ear, dental and mental health checkups available for the many elderly people who attended the free event.
 


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Invest Fair 2012 attracts firms to Central Airport

Municipality offers health education for the elderly
 

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