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“Turning principles into pathways: The future of the Seafood Good Labour Practices programme” report launch

This report provides a series of recommendations to strengthen the effectiveness of the Seafood Good Labour Practices scheme.

Content also available in: ภาษาไทย
Simultaneous translation into Thai and English is available.

Agenda

11:00 Registration (Coffee/Tea will be served)

11:30 Introduction by Ms Mi ZHOU, Chief Technical Advisor and Programme Manager, ILO/Ship to Shore Rights SEA
11:35-12:15
Remarks and Reflection
  • Mr Boonchob Suttamanuswong, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Labour
  • Mr Giuseppe Busini, Deputy Head of EU Delegation to Thailand
  • Ms Attapan Masrungson, Seafood Processing Industry’s Representative
  • Dr Pongthiti Pongsilamanee, Workers’ Representative
  • Ms Panadda Boonpala, Deputy Regional Director, ILO Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific
12:15-12:30
Q&A and Photo session

12:30 All participants are invited to buffet lunch at Amaya restaurant on the 4th floor

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