Gulf Partners With Government to Combat Cross-Border Haze
Gulf Energy donates air quality monitoring and wildfire suppression equipment to Thailand's Ministry of Natural Resources for transfer to Myanmar, helping combat cross-border haze and forest fires affecting both nations.
Gulf Development Public Company Limited (GULF) continues its commitment to sustainable business practices by donating air quality monitoring equipment and wildfire suppression equipment to Thailand's Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment for transfer to the Myanmar Union. The initiative aims to enhance surveillance, monitoring, and control of forest fires in high-risk areas while reducing the impact of transboundary haze and PM2.5 pollution to improve air quality for people in both countries, in line with the government's CLEAR Sky Strategy.
Sitthimon Ratanawadet, Director of Strategic Planning at GULF, represented the private sector in presenting the equipment, with Dr. Raviwan Phuridet, Permanent Secretary of Thailand's Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, and Dr. Taw Nyein Oo, Deputy Minister of Myanmar's Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Conservation, officially receiving the donation. The ceremony took place at Santitham Hall at Government House, with senior officials and executives from both countries as witnesses.
This equipment support represents another important step in GULF's sustainability initiatives, focusing on creating positive environmental impact, improving quality of life in society, and reinforcing its position as a partner ready to support government policies in addressing national and regional challenges sustainably.
