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By Sirakij Pornbanggird

   

BANGKOK (NNT) - Thailand’s Foreign Minister has presented the country’s APEC symbol, as Thailand takes on the chairmanship of APEC in 2022. The new logo “Chalom ” reflects the strong and resilient connectivity between member states.

 

The event was held at ICON Siam department store earlier today.

 

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Don Pramudiwnai, along with Minister of Prime Minister’s Office Anucha Nakasai, presided over the unveiling ceremony of the new APEC symbol.

 

The Chalom symbol was selected through a design contest taken part by college students. The winning symbol is the masterpiece of Chawanon Wongtrakuljong, a college student from Chulalongkorn University.

 

Chawanon said he was inspired by this woven product of Thailand. Thai people use Chalom to carry their belongings, as well as to give out as a present to those they respect.

 

Chalom has long been the symbol of Thai trade, since ancient times. The Chalom-weaving technique is so powerful and resilient that it reflects Thailand’s strong connectivity with member countries.

 

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5 hours ago, webfact said:

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Don Pramudiwnai, along with Minister of Prime Minister’s Office Anucha Nakasai, presided over the unveiling ceremony of the new APEC symbol.

Jeez.

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6 hours ago, webfact said:

The Chalom-weaving technique is so powerful and resilient

What the heck is that supposed to mean? It's a simple wicker basket made from bamboo strips. Often with lots of holes in it, by the way.

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