EXIM Thailand joins Kenan Foundation Asia, Central Women’s Correctional Institution

Editorial Staff

EXIM Thailand joins Kenan Foundation Asia, Central Women’s Correctional Institution and EXIM Thailand’s Clients to strengthen female entrepreneurs in vulnerable groups for global business start-up and expansion

EXIM Thailand has collaborated with Kenan Foundation Asia and Central Women’s Correctional Institution to develop woman entrepreneurs in vulnerable groups, enabling them to access global export markets through online channels alongside partnering with EXIM Thailand’s large entrepreneur customers.

Comprising Wastech Exponential Co., Ltd., Super Energy Corporation Plc., Sermsang Power Corporation Plc., Thoresen Thai Agencies Plc., and Energy Absolute Plc., to support products from these vulnerable female entrepreneurs, helping them achieve financial independence, improve their quality of life, strengthen communities and society, and contribute to the sustainability of Thailand and the world at large.

Dr. Rak Vorrakitpokatorn, president of Export-Import Bank of Thailand (EXIM Thailand) said a collaboration between the three institutions, aims to enhance the knowledge and capabilities of female entrepreneurs in vulnerable groups, enabling them to operate their businesses effectively. They would learn how to develop unique products, digitize their marketing, and sell products online, opening up fresh business opportunities and global expansion possibilities. This would empower female entrepreneurs to become self-reliant and earn enough income to support their families, leading to the better and stronger communities and society.

On this occasion, EXIM Kenan Foundation Asia jointly signed memorandums of understanding (MOUs) with EXIM Thailand’s customers.

Under the MOU, the parties will integrate their cooperation in supporting the products of vulnerable female entrepreneurs, encouraging product development and expanding to overseas markets to a greater extent.

Dr. Rak said that EXIM Thailand under its role as Thailand development bank is committed to driving national development from the grassroots in economic, social and environmental dimensions. The Bank has all along incorporated social and environmental concerns into its business operation process (CSR in process) in conjunction with financial management according to the environmental, social and governance (ESG) criteria as well as the 4P principles, that is, caring for the ‘People’ and the ‘Planet’ while giving priority to ‘Productivity’ in order to bring ‘Profit’ in both monetary and non-monetary forms reflected through multi-faceted indicators.