BANGKOK, July 31 (TNA) – The Israeli embassy in Bangkok held a seminar on security technology to exchange ideas and to upgrade Thailand’s security system.
The seminar, entitled Israel Homeland Security 2019: Enhancing Homeland Security and Public Safety in Thailand has been held in Bangkok from July 30-31.
The seminar is aimed at exchanging knowledge on security technology with Thai agencies such as the Royal Thai Police, the Department of Corrections and the private sector.
Dagan Alony, Head of Economic & Trade Mission, Embassy of Israel in Thailand chaired the seminar.
Eyal Levy, Manager of Homeland Security, Israel Export & International Cooperation Institute said that security businesses continuously grew worldwide.
Security system technology has been used in infrastructure development, border control and organizing mega events.
Security businesses in Asia Pacific held a market of 53.2 per cent last year and tend to grow more in the next four years.
Tanat Tonguthaisri, Innovation Manager of the national Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA) said that Thailand is investing in several basic infrastructures such as railway terminals, new airports. It is important to embrace new technology in security and public safety.
Israel has expertise in developing cutting-edge technology, AI and Big Data innovation, which are recognized worldwide like facial recognition, object scanning, voice recognition in public places and detection and control system of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles. (TNA)
