Korean Cultural Center Thailand Director Holds Strategic Meeting with Thai Media Leaders to Strengthen Bilateral Press Relations

Sayart / Nov 25, 2025

The Korean Cultural Center in Thailand hosted a significant diplomatic meeting on November 13, bringing together key figures from both Korean and Thai media sectors to discuss expanding bilateral cooperation. Ms. Sunju Lee, Director of the Korean Cultural Center in Thailand, met with two prominent Thai media leaders: Mr. Chavarong Limpattamapanee, President of the National Press Council of Thailand (NPCT), and Ms. Norrinee Ruangnoo, President of the Thai Journalists Association (TJA).

The high-level discussion centered on two primary objectives: expanding cooperation in Korean-Thai media exchanges and exploring innovative approaches to developing a comprehensive media dispute-mediation system. This meeting represents a strategic effort to strengthen the media relationship between the two countries and establish frameworks for future collaboration in the rapidly evolving digital media landscape.

During the productive discussions, both the National Press Council of Thailand and the Thai Journalists Association highlighted the remarkable level of interest that Thai journalists currently have in Korea and Korean affairs. The Thai media leaders emphasized the critical need to establish structured programs that would help deepen Thai journalists' understanding of Korean culture, politics, and society. This interest reflects the growing influence of Korean culture and the Korean Wave (Hallyu) throughout Southeast Asia, particularly in Thailand.

Ms. Sunju Lee expressed her strong commitment to fostering collaborative relationships between Korean and Thai media organizations. She articulated her hope that all parties involved would work together systematically to expand Korean-Thai media exchanges while maintaining a careful balance between promoting press freedom and protecting individual personal rights. This balance has become increasingly important in today's rapidly changing media environment, where digital platforms and social media have transformed how information is shared and consumed.

The Korean Cultural Center in Thailand has committed to providing ongoing support for media exchange and cooperation efforts as these initiatives move forward. This commitment includes facilitating future meetings, providing resources for journalist exchange programs, and creating platforms for cross-cultural media dialogue. The center's involvement underscores the Korean government's dedication to strengthening cultural and informational ties with Thailand through sustained media cooperation and mutual understanding.

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