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SEAFDEC/TD Joins the Celebration of National Children’s Day

The SEAFDEC Training Department (TD) joined Thailand at its 2026 celebration of the National Children’s Day on 10 January at the Fort Phra Chulachomklao at the mouth of the Chao Phraya River. TD put on displayed information and game under the theme of fishery resources conservation. Several groups of children, guided by their chaperons, were attracted to the TD activities.

The National Children’s Day in Thailand is traditionally organized on the second Saturday of the year. It largely receives widespread attention to the public, mostly government organizations, especially the Prime Minister, and military that staged their impressive shows for the benefits of children as a contribution to the future of the nation.

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