Expert: Human value is the key to national development and global sustainability

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“The potential and quality of people is good and key challenges to national development as well as global development and sustainability. Since every person has unique characteristics, talents, skills, it is our duty to enhance and bring out their potential,” said Dr. Wiparat De-ong, the executive director of National Research Council of Thailand at the “International Forum on Democracy: the Shared Human Values,” a virtual gathering hosted in Beijing, starting from December 4. #WhoDefinesDemocracy #WholeProcessDemocracy

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