Siam Paragon Readies Thai Culture Showcase for IMF-World Bank 2026
Siam Paragon is preparing to host delegates of the IMF-World Bank Group Annual Meetings 2026 in Bangkok, offering a series of events that showcase Thai culture, creativity, and innovation to global leaders. The group's CEO, Chadtapip Jutarakul, will speak at the CNN Global Perspectives forum and the company is partnering with the Future-ready Economy 2026 program. Through exhibitions like \"The Art of Royal Craft\" and special activities at Siam Paragon and Iconsiam, Siam Paragon aims to highlight Thailand's potential as a world-leading destination.
Siam Paragon Group said it is preparing to host delegates of the IMF‑World Bank Group Annual Meetings 2026 in Bangkok, offering a series of events that highlight Thai culture, creativity, and innovation. CEO Chadtapip Jutarakul will take part in the CNN Global Perspectives: In Bangkok forum, presenting ideas under the theme \"Cities That Win the Future\". The group is also a partner of the Future‑ready Economy 2026: Designing Capital for the Future program at NEXHALL Siam Paragon, an official affiliated program of the IMF‑World Bank meetings, to drive dialogue on future investment, capital allocation, and sustainable growth. Special activities and experiences will be arranged at Siam Paragon and Iconsiam to impress visitors and showcase Thailand as a global destination linking economy, culture, and innovation. Over the decades Siam Paragon has pursued projects that go beyond retail, creating shared value for all sectors and presenting Thai arts, local wisdom, and creative power to worldwide audiences through co‑creation with partners. In connection with the important global meeting in Bangkok, Siam Paragon and Iconsiam are ready to welcome important figures from many countries, ensuring strict security and delivering novel experiences that leave a lasting impression. Siam Paragon will convey Thai cultural heritage to the world stage through \"The Art of Royal Craft\" exhibition, while the landmark prepares to host a range of cultural and business events throughout October 2026.
