Delegation from Chiang Mai Province, Thailand Visits Qinghai to Promote Lancang-Mekong Cooperation and Exchanges
Qinghai and Chiang Mai, Thailand cooperation focuses on trade and economic ties, ecological civilization, and distinctive industries, expanding opportunities in both directions A memorandum of intent between friendly provinces has been exchanged. Click to learn about the latest developments in clean energy, intangible cultural heritage exchanges, and exports.
From September 9 to 12, a delegation from the Chiang Mai Provincial Government of Thailand visited Qinghai Province. During the visit, they held talks with the Qinghai side on topics such as economic and trade cooperation, cultural exchanges, ecological civilization development, and the development of特色 industries, and exchanged the text of a letter of intent to establish friendly provincialgovernment relations between the two places. The delegation also inspected Qinghai's clean energy, green computing power, science and education, environmental protection, and ecotourism sectors.
Reports show that in recent years, Qinghai's exports to Thailand have continued to grow, with products mainly including photovoltaic and saltlake chemical products as well as特色 agricultural products such as rainbow trout. The Chiang Mai side also said it hopes to promote the export of agricultural products such as longan and citrus, and strengthen business matchmaking between enterprises in the two places.
In the fields of culture and education, Qinghai and Chiang Mai Province, Thailand, have continued to carry out exchanges and cooperation. Qinghai's intangible cultural heritage projects such as the Tu ethnic paper embroidery, Huangzhong stacked embroidery, and Regong art have entered universities in Thailand, and the two sides have also deepened mutual understanding through field study, research trips, and teacher exchanges. The Chiang Mai delegation said it hopes to draw on Qinghai's experience in the photovoltaic industry, forest protection, and air quality management, and expand cooperation in ecotourism, sports tourism, and health and wellness tourism.