Deputy Secretary General of the Office of National Water Resources (ONWR), Mr Chayan Muangsong, recently represented the Thai government at the 2nd Mekong-Korea Meeting in the Republic of Korea. The conference, organized under the theme “Climate Resilience through Digital Water Management in the Mekong Region,” aimed to enhance water resource management capabilities in Mekong Basin countries. The focus was on sustainable development, integrating collaboration networks, and leveraging innovative technologies for effective water management practices.
During the conference, Thailand emphasized the importance of cooperation between the Mekong Basin and the Han River of the Republic of Korea, particularly in conserving river basins amidst climate change in the ASEAN region. Discussions were held on future guidelines for climate change adaptation and water resource management in the Mekong Basin, involving representatives from Lao PDR, Cambodia, Vietnam, Myanmar, and the United States Agency for International Development (USAID).
Thailand addressed the transboundary effects resulting from climate change and economic growth in the region, proposing the application of digital technology for improved forecasting, joint management, surveillance, and impact tracking. The meeting aims to yield significant sustainable development outcomes and called for systematic water management, prevention of climate change effects, improvement of water security, and the establishment of a Carbon Neutral Society through climate finance.
Additionally, the conference focused on information sharing and emphasized the importance of creating fair and inclusive growth. Joint actions plans were drafted, highlighting collaborations among Mekong River Commission member countries and development partners to protect and restore the watershed ecosystem.
According to Mr Chayan, the 2nd Mekong-Korea Meeting serves as a significant platform for discussing water issues, solutions, and expanding cooperation with other partners. The conference brings together ministerial representatives, water experts, and stakeholders from the Mekong Sub-Region.
The international conference on water management served as a forum for exchanging ideas and seeking solutions to address the challenges posed by climate change in the Mekong Region. It underlines the importance of leveraging digital technology to effectively manage water resources in the face of climate change.
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ONWR Deputy Secretary General attends an international conference on Mekong-Korea water in the Republic of Korea The Thai side opens the issue Cross-border effects of climate change and economic growth Please note that digital technology should be used to improve forecasts. -Manage together
Mr Chayan Muangsong, Deputy Secretary General of the Office of National Water Resources (ONWR), revealed that he was recently acting as a representative of the Thai government. Attend international water conferences 2nd Mekong-Korea Meeting (2nd Mekong – Korea International Water Forum: 2nd MKWF) in the Republic of Korea This meeting was organized under the concept of “Climate Resilience through Digital Water Management in the Mekong Region” or “Resource Management water with digital technology to deal with the challenges of climate change” in order to lead to the development of Cooperation. Increase water resource management capabilities of Mekong Basin countries. towards sustainable development including the integration of existing collaboration networks and innovative technology for the development of effective water management practices.
In Thailand Emphasizing the cooperation between the Mekong Basin and the Han River. of the Republic of Korea Conserving abundant river basins under climate change in the ASEAN region. At the same time, they also participated in a discussion on “Future guidelines for climate change adaptation and water resource management with digital technology in the Mekong Basin” with the Minister of the Environment. Republic of Korea Representatives from the Mekong Basin member countries of Lao PDR, Cambodia, Vietnam, representatives from Myanmar’s dialogue partner countries and representatives from the United States Agency for International Development (USAID).
Thailand has raised the issue of transboundary effects. This is a result of climate change and economic growth in the region. It also proposes the application of digital technology to improve forecasting, forecasting, joint management, surveillance, and impact tracking. The results of the discussion are expected at this meeting. It will lead to significant sustainable development in the region. At the same time, the meeting called on all parties to pay attention to the following issues:
Systematic water management Preventing the effects of climate change (system water preparedness for the effects of climate change) through strategic planning taking into account each country’s development guidelines as important. Improving water security in transboundary basins and using Nature-based solutions as one management tool. Leading to a Carbon Neutral Society Climate finance emphasizes investment in water infrastructure using appropriate technology. To create less carbon emissions This will support the transfer of technology from more developed countries to recipient countries. information sharing Let information be shared and exchanged transparently. Creating fair and inclusive growth
Chayan Muangsong, Deputy Secretary General of the Office of National Water Resources (ONWR).
At the same time, the Mekong River member countries Emphasis must be placed on collaboration to protect and restore the ecosystem of the watershed. A concrete joint action plan has also been drafted. “The MKWF meeting is considered an annual international water meeting. between Mekong River Commission member countries and development partners Stakeholders This includes ministerial representatives. a high-level representative of water expert and related persons from the Mekong Sub-Region Let’s discuss and exchange ideas to discuss water issues, solutions, and expand cooperation with other partners,” said Mr Chayan.
International Conference on Water 2nd Mekong-Korea Meeting (2nd Mekong – Korea International Water Forum: 2nd MKWF) in the Republic of Korea This meeting was organized under the theme “Climate Resilience through Digital Water Management in the Mekong Region” or “Water resource management with digital technology to deal with the challenge of climate change”.
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