In a significant stride towards empowering local governance, the Thomas Aquinas School of Law at Assumption University of Thailand (AU), in collaboration with the Institute of Research and Academic Services, successfully hosted a groundbreaking workshop titled “Laws and Key Operations for Subdistrict Headmen and Village Headmen in the Modern Era.” Held at the Thewa Niwet Room, The Cathedral of Learning Building, this event attracted over 130 participants, including key local leaders from the Bang Sao Thong District and surrounding areas.
Welcoming remarks were delivered by Mr. Sompol Na Songkhla, Vice President for Legal and Privilege Affairs at AU, setting a positive tone for the day. Mr. Raden Phomuang, Senior Assistant Chief District Officer of Bang Sao Thong District, represented the Deputy Governor of Samut Prakan Province and provided an inspiring opening address, emphasizing the importance of legal knowledge and efficient administration in local governance.
The workshop was highlighted by lectures from distinguished experts, including Dr. Ratawit Jitsujaritwong, Director of the Criminal Investigation Division, Bureau of Investigation and Legal Affairs, and Mr. Parintorn Toranee, Governing Officer at the Department of Provincial Administration. These sessions, coupled with insights from Mr. Artit Pinpak and Dr. Norarit Sudsanguan of the Thomas Aquinas School of Law, covered essential topics such as Alternative Dispute Resolutions and Legal Counselling and Assistance.
