On August 21, 2024, Charoen Pokphand Group and its subsidiaries participated in the exhibition "THE GLOBE VENGERs" or "Sustainability Guardians," organized by the Global Compact Network Thailand (UNGCNT). This exhibition was part of the National Science and Technology Fair 2024, held from August 16-25, 2024, at IMPACT Muang Thong Thani. CP Group aims to establish itself as a "Learning Center" for Thai children and youth, driving sustainability and building a better future.

Mr. Suphachai Chearavanont, CEO of Charoen Pokphand Group and President of the Global Compact Network Thailand (UNGCNT), stated that CP Group is committed to becoming a "Learning Center" for Thai children and youth. The goal is to help them learn and develop through innovations and technologies that promote sustainability, which is crucial for creating a sustainable future for communities, society, the nation, and the world.

“We have always been committed to driving sustainability because we believe that sustainability can change and create a better future. We are confident that the youth are key to driving sustainability and making this world a better place to live,” said Mr. Suphachai. He further added that the private sector is ready, with the tools of science and sustainability innovation, to be a crucial support in establishing a Learning Center for Thai children and youth.

The CEO of CP Group believes that the business sector can be an excellent learning resource for Thai children and youth, helping to nurture and empower them to become researchers, powerful change leaders, and vital contributors to the nation and the world. This effort aims to create a “Sustainable Intelligence” society, integrating technology, people, and sustainability into one entity in the 5.0 era. CP Group and its subsidiaries are ready to collaborate with all sectors to push sustainability forward at both the national and regional levels.

In this regard, CP Group and its subsidiaries, as members of the UNGCNT network, have participated in opening a learning space at the “National Science and Technology Fair 2024.” This marks a significant step towards creating a sustainable intelligence society, fostering the development of global citizens that the world needs. This aligns with the concept of “THE GLOBE VENGERs: Sustainability Guardians” by the Global Compact, which aims to encourage the younger generation to apply their technological knowledge and sustainability awareness creatively to address global crises. They are seen as a crucial force in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Mr. Suphachai, CEO of CP Group, emphasized that CP Group and its subsidiaries will continue to support the younger generation, who are the driving force for the future of the nation and the world. They are committed to advancing science and technology alongside moral principles, creating positive change towards a sustainable intelligence society where no one is left behind.

At the same time, Mr. Suphachai Chearavanont, CEO of Charoen Pokphand Group and President of the UN Global Compact Network Thailand (UNGCNT), signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Assoc. Prof. Dr. Rawin Rawiwong, Director of the National Science Museum (NSM), to jointly organize science, technology, and sustainability development activities over a three-year period. The signing ceremony was witnessed by key representatives from CP Group and its subsidiaries, all of whom are members of UNGCNT.

These representatives included Dr. Theerapol Thanomsakyut, Chief Sustainability and Strategy Officer of CP Group; Dr. Netithorn Praditsarn, Assistant Executive to the CEO and Senior Vice President of the International Cooperation and Corporate Communications Office of CP Group; Mr. Vichien Chuengviroj, Executive Director and Co-Managing Director; Ms. Malee Uthaikititsap, Deputy Managing Director of the Innovation-Driven Enterprise Promotion Center at CP All Public Company Limited; Mr. Chakkrit Urairat, Chief Corporate Affairs Officer of True Corporation Public Company Limited; and Dr. Wilairat Charoenmairungroeng, Deputy Director of Sustainability at CP Axtra Public Company Limited.

The "THE GLOBE VENGERs" exhibition received overwhelmingly positive feedback from attendees. For example, a teacher from Kasintorn St. Peter School commented, “Our students learned a lot and enjoyed participating in the various activities organized by CP and its subsidiaries, especially those involving sustainability-related technology. It truly opened up their world, inspiring them to explore science and innovations that can contribute to global sustainability.”

A representative from Srisangwan School, a school for students with disabilities, added, “Attending this event allowed us to gain a deeper understanding of technology and sustainability, particularly in areas like clean energy, which helps reduce pollution. Experiencing advanced technology firsthand has been highly beneficial for us, and we encourage everyone to come and learn together.”

The "THE GLOBE VENGERs: Sustainability Guardians" exhibition, organized by UNGCNT in collaboration with over 27 member organizations and 8 United Nations agencies, created a 1,000-square-meter learning space dedicated to sustainability. This space introduced Thai children and youth to the 17 global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through various exhibitions and educational activities under the concept of Sustainable Intelligence (SI).

CP Group brought a range of world-changing innovations that address the SDGs, offering young people a hands-on learning experience. Highlights included Agri Tech’s “Unmanned Aerial Drone” and Health Tech’s “Magic Mirror,” an AI Computer Vision-powered smart mirror that analyzes health through facial recognition. In the Ed Tech section, the exhibition featured “The Collectors: Waste Guardians,” a mobile game designed to educate players on SDGs and environmental issues. Additionally, Altervim, a CP Group subsidiary, showcased clean energy solutions through an AC Charger solar panel exhibit and a green living game. The “Sob Khun Model,” a collaborative project between the Sob Khun community and CP Group, was also presented, highlighting the successful reforestation efforts through carbon-sequestering coffee farming.

Additionally, CP Group's subsidiary, Charoen Pokphand Foods Public Company Limited (CPF), showcased its cutting-edge innovation, "Space Chicken," a safe food product meeting Space Safety standards, achieved through advanced technology and innovation in the production process. CPF also presented the "ForFarm" application, a comprehensive tool designed to enhance the lives of Thai farmers.

CP All Public Company Limited, another subsidiary, featured the "7Delivery" robotics competition, where participants controlled robots for product delivery. They also brought a model of an energy-saving 7-Eleven store, allowing attendees to learn about the energy-efficient technologies used in its design. CP All highlighted the use of electric power in transportation, showcasing innovations like the NEOLIX autonomous electric vehicle and the EV Bike for 7Delivery, both of which help reduce pollution and are environmentally friendly.

Moreover, CP All introduced the Creative AI CAMP 2025, a youth camp aimed at fostering learning and developing skills in AI. They invited interested young people to participate in this activity, which promotes creativity and knowledge in AI.

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Meanwhile, CP Axtra Public Company Limited is presenting a Green Exhibition with booths made from recyclable paper. They are showcasing the "Refill Station" innovation, a plastic reduction initiative for a better society, and "Innovation Products for Sustainability," products that are beneficial to health and the environment. This also includes the presentation of clean energy technology through the use of solar panels and electric vehicles for goods transportation, all aimed at reducing carbon emissions and building a sustainable world.

All of this reflects CP Group's commitment to being a hub of learning for Thai youth, using technology and science to solve environmental and social issues sustainably, while integrating knowledge across various fields to create a society of sustainable wisdom for the country and the world in the future.