The Russian capital Moscow is preparing to develop its relations with Thailand in the fields of culture and economy. According to the Moscow Department of External Economic and International Relations (DVMS), the Thailand festival will take place from July 31 to August 2 at Hermitage Garden.
The opening ceremony will be held on July 31 at 18:00 with the participation of the Ambassador of the Kingdom of Thailand to Russia and DVMS executives. On the first day, music and dance troupes from Thai universities will take the stage, and fashion shows of traditional 'Chut Thai' costumes will be organized in collaboration with the Moscow Fashion Week team. The day will conclude with a concert by Russian People's Artist Igor Butman.
Throughout the three days, visitors will be able to watch traditional and modern performances featuring professional artists, students from Thai universities, and high school students from Chonburi province. The festival will also feature a dedicated area for Thailand's handicrafts, textiles, interior decoration and decorative arts, where guests can participate in workshops led by artists.
In the gastronomy section, dishes from Thai cuisine, exotic fruits and products from different regions of the country will be offered, and cooking workshops will be held. The festival will promote the kingdom's tourism potential, providing visitors with information about travel opportunities.
Prior to the cultural events, on July 30, a business forum will be held to enhance trade cooperation between Moscow and Bangkok. The forum, titled 'Business Dialogue: Moscow – Bangkok. Vector of Trade Cooperation', is organized in cooperation with the Moscow Department of External Economic and International Relations, the Thai Embassy, and the Moscow Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MTPP). It will feature Thai businesspeople and association representatives from the jewelry, pharmaceutical, health products and food sectors.
The forum will include B2B meetings and networking sessions with the participation of officials from Thai government agencies. Participants will have the opportunity to explore joint projects and investment cooperation opportunities.
Both the festival and the business forum are free to attend, but advance registration is required.
