On April 28, 2022, General Prawit Wongsuwan, Deputy Prime Minister Served as the chairman of the 4/65th meeting of the Sports Committee of Thailand (SAT) via video conferencing system at meeting room 301, Government House, with the Minister of Tourism and Sports (Minister. .) and the Governor of SAT attended the meeting
The meeting acknowledged the report on the status of investment budget and reserves of SAT for the year 2022 and the organization of the 47th National Games “Sisaket Games” and the 37th National Games for the Disabled “Nakhon Lamduan Games”, which created economic value. a total of over 761 million baht, which is the first time that the bio-economy driven approach has been adopted. circular economy and the Green Economy or BCG Model to increase economic and social value. without affecting the environment. There are more than 2.5 million viewers of the live broadcast of the event.
In addition, the meeting also consider and approve important matters Consisting of the drafting of sports regulations in Thailand On subsidies for the operation of the provincial sports committee to be consistent with current operations and request for approval of the savings of the Sports Authority of Thailand For the cost of sending athletes to participate in the 31st SEA Games and the 11th ASEAN Para Games, which in total it is estimated that we will be able to earn 110 coins in 40 sports of the upcoming SEA Games.
During the meeting, Gen. Prawit asked SAT attaches great importance to Set a framework for managing digital technology of the Sports Authority of Thailand faster. and expanding the driving effect of the BCG Model to be used in all types of sports competitions more widely Along with educating the society at the same time as well as to expedite the construction of an international boxing training center To ensure that the work plan is in accordance with the contract period. with emphasis on work quality and transparency
In addition, Gen. Prawit also reiterated the governor of SAT requesting intensive supervision of all sports associations. The use of stimulants is strictly prohibited by athletes of any kind. by adhering to The Sports Doping Control Act of 2012, including measures and regulations from the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) in order to avoid affecting the image of sports and Thailand as such as happened again
