A Thai Youth Won an Honorary Award of 'GLOBAL YOUNG ACHIEVEMENT AWARD' marking the efforts to propel Thai youth toward becoming full-fledged global citizens

Master Phrataratorn Panutatthanakhun has received the prestigious "Global Young Achievement Award," which aims to inspire Thai youth to become effective leaders in global society and to embrace global citizenship. The award ceremony, held on International Women's Day at Siam Fantasy, Asiatique the Riverfront in Bangkok, also honored distinguished experts including UN human rights lawyers, UNICEF education activists, diplomats from various countries, and representatives from organizations involved in education, human rights, and environmental causes. Dr. Pichet Chuamuangphan, First Vice President of the House of Representatives, presided over the opening ceremony, which was organized under the leadership of Dr. Apinita Chaichana, Global President of UNPKFC and President of the United Nations Association for the Southeast Asia Region, California Branch (UNA-USA). The event was also graced by Princess Karen Cantrell, Chairman Of The Board - Founders Circle at United Nations Association of The Coachella Valley, who delivered a keynote address. Jennie Alexandra Williams, a British lawyer and advisor on gender equality and integration in the Asia-Pacific region, also participated as a featured speaker. Master Phrataratorn Panutatthanakhun 's impressive achievements include serving as a Peace Youth Ambassador for UNPKFC and as team captain in Thailand's F1 IN SCHOOLS First National Finals competition. He demonstrates strong STEM capabilities in robot design and programming, along with excellent English skills. His outstanding academic performance, good behavior, and regular participation in social and environmental activities earned him a position on Norwich International School's Year 4 Student Council in 2025. He is ready to become a leader with confidence to expresses himself with ease and volunteers selflessly for the benefit of society, regardless of race, religion, or cultural differences. He actively participates in and learns from peace-promoting activities aligned with the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals. This award highlights the important role played by Thai youth in society and encourages young people to contribute to global development across social, economic, and environmental dimensions. It serves as recognition of their abilities and inspires them to grow into effective global leaders.