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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Message from Her Excellency Ms. Yingluck Shinawatra Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Thailand............................................................................................008 Message from the Ambassador of Italy to The Kingdom of Thailand.......................................009 Message from the President of The Thai-Italian Chamber of Commerce...............................010 Introduction to the Thai-Italian chamber of commerce..................................................................011 Outlook Thailand....................................................................................................................................................012 Outlook Italy.............................................................................................................................................................016 The New Italian Goverment Measures .....................................................................................................018 Italy in Asia Pacific 2012.....................................................................................................................................020 Fairs and Exhibitions 2012 Thailand.............................................................................................................022 Fairs and Exhibitions 2012 Italy......................................................................................................................023 TICC Activities 2011.............................................................................................................................................025 Web-to-visit...............................................................................................................................................................030 Public Holidays 2012............................................................................................................................................032 Board of Directors 2012......................................................................................................................................034 Corporate Members ...........................................................................................................................................037 Individual Members..............................................................................................................................................188 Members benefits.................................................................................................................................................189 Useful Addresses in Thailand...........................................................................................................................190 Useful Addresses in Italy....................................................................................................................................190 Thai Consulate in Italy.........................................................................................................................................191 Foreign Chambers of Commerce in Thailand........................................................................................191 Company list.............................................................................................................................................................194 Members List............................................................................................................................................................196

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Message from Her Excellency Ms. Yingluck Shinawatra Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Thailand

I Yingluck Shinawatra

Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Thailand

wish to extend my congratulations to the Thai-Italian Chamber of commerce for its achievements this year and for the publication of the Business Directory for 2012.

With a long history of close relations between the Kingdom of Thailand and the Italian Republic as a foundation, the business links between the two countries remain an important component of Thailand’s economic links with Europe and a force in the continued growth in Thailand’s trade and investment with the globalized economy. For a number of years now, the economic link between Asia and Europe has been characterized as being the weakest of the links amongst the three traditional centres of global economic growth, namely, Asia, Europe and North America. That the first Asia-Europe Meeting or ASEM was convened in Thailand in 1996 is recognition of this country’s pivotal role in trying to revitalize the business and economic ties between these two continents.

Although much progress has been made to strengthen these links in the years since, the present challenges faced by the Eurozone may cause this momentum to slow down. It is therefore up to Thai and Italian companies, as well as those of Asia and Europe, to maintain the momentum for closer and deeper business interaction so that opportunities are not lost and mutual benefit maximized. It is therefore my hope that the Thai-Italian Chamber of Commerce will continue to play a central role in encouraging business interaction between the two countries and in developing business partnerships that will last beyond the current economic difficulties in some parts of the world.

May I take this opportunity to extend my best wishes to the members, Board of Directors and staff of the Thai-Italian Chamber of Commerce for their continued happiness and success.

Message

Yingluck Shinawatra Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Thailand

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Message from the Ambassador of ITALY TO THE KINGDOM OF THAILAND

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Michelangelo Pipan Ambassador of Italy to the Kingdom of Thailand

he Italian government has been, for some time already, attaching the highest priority to the support of the internationalization of the manufacturing sector, particularly so in the countries that are showing the most dynamic pace of growth. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Diplomatic Missions have been assigned in this context a role of coordination to facilitate the expansion of Italian businesses in new markets. Embassies, while retaining their function as pillars of the country’s foreign policy, have seen their responsibilities in support of the national economy grow dramatically. This is not only implemented though direct assistance to companies but also through a less direct, but for some even more effective, all round national image promotion. The former is provided in a systemic perspective, where Embassies coordinate and supervise the action of various players, such as the reformed ICE, the Chambers of Commerce as well as sectorial or regional missions visiting abroad. The latter has to be tailored to the characteristics of the host country and spaces on all aspects of the Italian identity, from the various forms of cultural production, ancient and contemporary, to the advancement of science and technology, to the Italian lifestyle. This is what I have been trying to do since my arrival and I wish to thank our sponsors, many of whose are member of the TICC, for their support. From this endeavor we draw great satisfaction and encouragement: in spite of the world difficult economic situation, trade between Italy and Thailand has been advancing at a steady pace and at the end of 2011 has reached its historical record, totaling 4 billion USD, with a surplus in Italy’s favour.

Asia is the area in the world that has witnessed the highest growth of attention from Italian companies in recent years. Asean countries, both collectively and individually, offer very important opportunities, the more so after the FTA in 2010 and in view of its full implementation in 2015, when all limitation to internal trade will be abolished. With this in mind the Italian government is organizing a “Asean awareness” meeting at the end of March. The Italian Minister for Foreign Affairs Giulio Terzi has invited his colleagues from all Asean countries and the top executives of ASEAN and the IFI to attend. The exercise will provide an excellent chance to present the business and investment opportunities offered by every individual countries to top representatives of the Italian business and financial community.

Thailand represents a great potential for Italian companies but, being an economy in many ways mature and with very dynamic characteristics, cannot but look at Italy as a springboard for entering into the great European market, that it should no longer consider only as a destination of its own exports, but also as a place for the settlement of activities – production and services – in collaboration with Italian entrepreneurs. Important examples show the merit of this choice, from the success recorded by important Italian groups which have opened here large-dimension industrial factories in partnership with Thai members, to recent investments in Italy by a big Thai group in the retail sector.

Michelangelo Pipan Ambassador of Italy to the Kingdom of Thailand

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Message from the President of The Thai-Italian Chamber of Commerce

Lino Geretto

Message

President TICC

Dear Members, Greetings! It is my pleasure, on behalf of the Thai-Italian Chamber of Commerce (TICC) to present you with the TICC’s 2012 Business Directory.

Firstly, I wish to extend a warm welcome to all our new members. I would also like to thank all our existing members again for their trust in our Chamber. Over the years, TICC has become a prestigious and noteworthy business network. Its members now surpass 150, evidence of our ability to serve the local Thai-Italian business community and to offer such community meaningful business opportunities and long lasting relationships with Thai and Italian partners.

The Chamber is actively committed to serving its members across Thailand. This past year we have broadened our presence in Thailand by opening a chapter in Phuket. For 2012, we plan to continue our expansion into other key business areas and we are hoping to open a chapter in Pattaya, an attractive area for our Thai and Italian members. The chapters will work closely with TICC’s office in Bangkok to ensure that all members have access to and benefit from the vast resources within the Chamber.

We are committed to providing members with a valuable gateway to a wider network of Italian and Thai companies. 2011 was an active and productive year but there is more to be done to increase bilateral economic relationships. The focus for 2012 is to promote new business opportunities in new areas of investment and industry. It is a goal that I am sure resonates with all members and we look forward to having members work with us and support us in our endeavours.

Our joining with the EABC Consortium, whose members include all the European chambers of commerce in Thailand, will further assist us to promote Thailand and the ASEAN region as an area with high potential for trade and investment for European businesses. We are proud to be part of this consortium and believe that this will undoubtedly position TICC be a forerunner in terms of knowledge and offerings for our members. As far as events and social gatherings, TICC organized a record number in 2011. All were highly appreciated by its participants, a mark of confidence in TICC’s increasing expertise to provide quality services to the local business community. As an example, for the first time, we held the “Ospitalità Italiana” project, a project organized by Unioncamere and ISNART in cooperation with our Chamber to promote and certify authentic Italian restaurants in Thailand. It was a successful event with colors, flags and Italian food which culminated in awards being presented to 14 Italian restaurants based in Bangkok, Hua Hin and Phuket. Another initiative relating to food and beverage was the “Sicilian Fish on The Road” event, a business dinner to promote Sicilian seafood to local buyers and importers with the expectation of building new business relations in the food business and related logistics businesses. We are moving forward with equally exciting events in 2012.

While we continue to work hard and also enjoy our social activities, the Chamber nevertheless continues to believe in honesty, friendship and benevolence. Last year, as with every year, TICC organized the “Bridge of Hope” fund-raising Gala Dinner for the St. Camillus Foundation which helps local children with severe handicaps and/or AIDS/HIV. In addition, when the unpredictable floods, and its economic consequences, hit Thailand, the TICC was at the forefront to help people and companies in trouble.

I would like to thank members for their support and participation in our various projects and activities. I am certain that the TICC will be able to put together many more interesting initiatives in 2012and look forward to welcoming you all to them.

Lastly, I would like to express my sincere appreciation to H.E. Michelangelo Pipan, Italy’s Ambassador to Thailand and his staff. Many thanks also to the Italian Trade Commission, the Department of Intellectual Property (DIP), the Dante Alighieri Association, the Board of Trade of Thailand, the Queen Sirikit Department of Sericulture, the Joint Foreign Chamber of Commerce and Bioagricoop Srl. Yours sincerely, Lino Geretto President of TICC

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Introduction to the thai-italian chamber of commerce

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he Thai-Italian Chamber of Commerce ( TICC), founded in 1979, is an independent, private, non-profit association of Italian and Thai businesspeople and professionals, registered in accordance with all applicable regulations in Thailand, and fully recognized by the Italian Ministry of Productive Activities (formerly the Ministry of Foreign Trade).

TICC’s main objective is to bolster the already strong relationships between people of the Thai-Italian business community. Through an extensive membership network, TICC provides you with valuable business contacts and serve as a link to business opportunities worldwide through Assocamerestero – the Association of Italian Foreign Chambers of Commerce.

TICC’s members include Italian businesses (those run by both Italians and Thais) as well as Thai professionals, entrepreneurial associations and other institutions.

But TICC is not just a representative of the local business community; it is a nexus point between people involved in business, both in Italy and in Thailand.

It is a space for sharing ideas and forming relationships. TICC’s principal goal is working to meet the needs of our members, which we accomplish by working in several specialized areas: • Showcasing investment opportunities for Italian businesses in Thailand— and for Thai businesses in Italy.

• Lobbying local Thai and Italian commercial authorities and institutions, and enhancing our communication network.

• Helping to forge agreements between businesses; developing positive working relationships both within the local business community and with the diverse public and private institutions of Thailand.

• Assisting our valued members, whose varied professional skills have been honed and honored by countless years of experience throughout Asia.

• Promoting social and cultural activities in hopes of creating a positive, dynamic environment for Italian business in the markets where TICC operates.

• Providing members with exposure through our strategic publicity projects: TICC’s website (www.thaitch.org), monthly e-newsletter, bi-monthly magazine Informa, and annual business directory Italy in Thailand.

And as part of the Thai-Italian Chamber of Commerce, you will have access to exclusive services and the opportunity to participate in special activities, reserved only for members.

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Outlook Thailand Economy-Overview Thailand enjoined a continuous growth from the 2000 until 2009, when the crisis effects slowed down the positive trend of Thai GDP. In the 2010, in spite of anti-government manifestations that polarized political business and customers’ situation, Thai economy expanded 7.6%. In the first quarter of 2011, Thailand presented a solid growth of the economy (more than 8%) but in the second quarter suffered a shrunk of the GDP of 0.8%.

While the expansion in the first quarter was driven by strength in the agricultural sector, the contraction in the second quarter can be mainly attributed to the impact of the Japanese mega-earthquake which afflicted the biggest trade and investor partner of Thailand. In the third quarter of the last year, we could see an acceleration of the economy situation by 3.5%. Thai economic collapsed further due the flooding of October 2011 and the consequent operations of recovery of the country during November and December. In February 2012, the Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra expressed confidence that the country’s economic expansion will restart in the first half of 2012, or at least within the second quarter of the year. The overall GDP index registered a neutral growth (approximately 0.1%) if we consider the entire year. Three will be the area interested by the government’s action: the first will be promoting export to the Middle East, India, ASEAN members and other countries signing free trade agreement with Thailand such as China, Australia, Japan and New Zealand; the second area of intervention will be the reorganization and development of basic infrastructure to facilitate connections to Thailand’s neighborhood countries, aiming to be a hub of trade and investment; the third area will concern the stimulation of the household spending by increasing their purchasing power of the families.

The government will boost household spending through its policies such as the incentives to poorest village and incentives to promote the women’s role in society.

According with the financial agencies among which the EIU, Thailand’s GDP in 2012, will come within a range of 4–5%.

The previsions of exports for 2012 are encouraging. The trade balance will be positive, the trade balance in 2012 between export and import will be very tight, circa 0.5% but it’s a positive result if we compare the situation of last year when the trade balance was negative and the difference was circa -5.8%. On the bilateral point of view (Italy and Thailand) the 2011 registered a solid growth in trade flow (+44% on import and + 9% on export) with a positive balance for Italy ( 233.01 Million USD)

Fairs In 2011 Thailand has consolidated its role as central hub for fair with more international participation a visitor from abroad, thanks also to the Department of Export Promotion support.

The main sectors covered by the large number of annual fairs are: Automotive, Gems & Jewelry, industrial equipment, food&beverage which saw the presence of a large amount of fairs and trade events.

Outlook Thailand

Construction and Building Industries The building industry, showed a contraction of the investments in the last quarter of 2011. The main causes are been the rising in the construction material cost coupled with the devastating effect of the flooding who has halted the construction sector. On the opposite side, construction of state enterprise kept improving, especially the pending mega investment projects of National Housing Authority, Port Authority of Thailand and Metropolitan Waterworks Authority. The expectations for 2012 show a substantial growth of the sector, considering the development plan of the areas hit by the inundation and the modernization plans of the country anticipated by the government.

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Automotive Automotive market in Thailand is one of the important sectors. The Thailand Automotive Institute, projected to exceed 2 million units by 2014 or 2015. This optimistic forecast is more realistic if we considered that Toyota Motor Thailand announced the opening of a new plant in Thailand that will be operative for the middle of 2013 with an annual productive capacity of 70 thousand units reaching so the total production of 290 thousand cars per year in Thailand within the two production sites. Ford instead announced the opening of a new factory in Rayong during the 2012 with a productive capacity of 150 thousand units. If we consider the subsector of the two wheels, more important producers showed the great appeal of Thai market with the production and selling of numerous new models. Not only the Japanese famous brands have opened full plants in the country; European motorcycles brands as Ducati and Triumph have invested in the Thai market in the last years. Honda, the biggest investor in Thai market, announced her plan to produce and export big bikes from Thailand and plans to become the market leader in 2-3 years. The Italian brand Ducati start the production in Thailand during the 2011 with the installment of a new facility outside Bangkok.

Wine In the last years Thailand has seen a continuous development of the wine market, Thai consumers are becoming increasingly familiar with wines and wine’s players has showed a real interest in this new market, not only with imports of products but also with direct investments in the Country. It was previously thought that grapes would only grow in between the 30th and 50th latitude lines but Thailand’s growing wine industry changes this theory, which is why it is referred to as the “New Latitude Wine”. The climate of the Region is sufficient for harvesting grapes twice a year, the Summer Harvest in July-August and the Winter Harvest in February-March. In Thailand as estimated that the 10 percent of the population drinks wine and presents high growth levels. The great opportunity that offers the Thai market has perceived not only by the wines producers of Europe but also by the New World wines producers. The sale channels can be divided in two areas: the first is represented by the retail market, the second is represented by the hotels and restaurants.

The negative note for the foreign exporter of wine in the Thai’s market it consists in the high taxation on imported product, which drastically affects the import of foreign wine, such as Italian.

Tourism Thailand is one of the premier tourist destinations in the world. The Thai economy, receives around 7% of its GDP from international tourism revenue, which substantially represent 550 billion Baht (nearly USD 16 billion). However, forecast for 2012 are uncertain and Tourism Authority of Thailand expect for this year 19.5 Million international arrivals. A good news for the sector, despite the first quarter of 2012 have seen a fallen of visitor, if we think that the 2011 saw a tourist flow reached over 15 million visitors, even so the first quarter of 2012, have seen a fallen of the visitors. The cause of this result it could be individuated in the flood that hit Thailand the last months of 2011. The loss of tourists has started in November when there was a reduction of the 18% respect the month of November of the previous year. According to Suraphon Svetasreni, governor of the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT), the tourism sector after the flooding has suffered huge damage and estimated total loss total are 70 billion Bath. To revitalize the sector, Tourism Authority of Thailand launched the campaign “Miracle Thailand”, initiative that received the support of Thai Government.

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Packaging The packaging sector in Thailand is one of the livelier in the country. The growth of the sector is approximately 10-15% per year. A good witness of the importance of this sector can be the numerous trade fairs organized in Thailand, as the Pack Print International (BITEC 28-31 August 2013) or the Propack Asia (BITEC 13-16 June 2012) event that, for example, last year registered the presence of 30,663 trade buyers had participated in the event from around 59 countries. The phenomenon drowned by increase of the export and in particular by the Countries where Thai goods are exported: to supply the demand from United States, the European Union and Japan, high quality machinery and packaging equipments are required. The biggest area of investment is probably the sector of the liquid products but there are a lot of sectors to consider as canning, snack food, and the area of fast food.

Alternative Energies Currently, the country still relies heavily on imported oil, even though Thailand itself has 78 petroleum fields.

And always exists the threat that oil prices could go skyward. Petroleum products account for about 57% of commercial energy consumption in Thailand.

In addition, the electricity consumption by commercial and residential sector has high levels and makes worse the situation of energy supply. The new way taken by Thai Government in the first decade of the new millennium, want bring Thailand as the Regional Energy Center of South-East Asia. The plan for Renewable Energy Development aims to promote the virtuous use of solar, wind, biomass, biogas, hydro, biofuels, geothermal and fuel cells. It is important say that the last years saw a big interest by Ministry of Energy for the ITER’s activities. The ITER is an international project to realization of a nuclear fusion reactor that it does understand a real interest of Thailand for this type of energy.

Transports and Comunications

Outlook Thailand

The development of Thailand goes through enforce of the transportation and communication urban networks.

Thai government has manifested the intention to promote the connections in the Country. One reason of this decision can be find in the Brunei Action Plan (ASEAN Strategic Transport Plan) that have seen unsuitable the quality of land, railway, water, and air transportations. Its responsibilities include the development of a 6-km section of the Kunming- Singapore Railway which runs between Aranyaprathet and Khlong Luek districts.

In addiction, the Transport Ministry proposed in February the construction of a new 336 kilometer rail line between Khon Kaen and Nakhon Phanom at an estimated cost of 41.363 billion Baht. The project will be accomplished in 2017. It will be a great opportunity for all Country, the numbers of the new railway route will be used by more than 130 million passengers and will carry 6.3 million tones of commodities per year, plus, it will help save the costs for entrepreneurs. The enforce of the communication networks will not finish with this project indeed, Transport Ministry will buy more trains for the Airport Rail Link and build a new line from Suvarnabhumi airport to Pattaya. Moreover it is expected for the 6th March the reopened for commercial flights the Don Mueang Airport, closed by Thai authorities in consequence of the disaster of the flooding.

Medical Thailand offers an excellent location for investment in the medical and pharmaceutical sectors. Thailand has been one of the first countries to recognize the potential of medical tourism. The dates tell that in 2006 the Country treated over one million foreign patients and four years after, the target is over 2 million foreign patients in 2012. Under various scenarios, the value added from medical tourism is projected to reach between 59 and 110 billion baht in 2012. At present, the most important and largest private hospital group is represented by the Bangkok Dusit Medical Services that count 26 hospitals in Thailand and 2 in Cambodia.

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THAILAND

2011

Area:

513,120 sq km

Population:

66,720,153 (2011 est.)

Population growth rate:

0.566% (2011 est.)

GDP (purchasing power parity):

$586.9 billion (2010 est.)

GDP - real growth rate:

7.8% (2010 est.)

GDP - per capita (PPP):

$8,700 (2010 est.)

Unemployment rate:

1% (2010 est.)

Industries:

tourism, textiles and garments, agricultural processing, beverages, tobacco, cement, light manufacturing such as jewelry and electric appliances, computers and parts, integrated circuits, furniture, plastics, automobiles and automotive parts; world's second-largest tungsten producer and third-largest tin producer

Industrial production growth rate:

14.4% (2010 est.)

Electricity - consumtion:

131.6 billion kWh (2008 est.)

Export - commodities:

textiles and footwear, fishery products, rice, rubber, jewelry, automobiles, computers and electrical appliances

Import - commodities:

capital goods, intermediate goods and raw materials, consumer goods, fuels

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Outlook Italy Economy-Overview Italy’s economic has been characterized since its unifications by a dichotomy between North and South; the first has dominated by private companies generally marked by small or medium dimension, the second, more bound to the agricultural world and less industrialized. The Italian economy is towed by the manufacturing of high-quality consumer goods, produced by enterprises, many of them family owned. In the last years, Italy suffered a contraction of its economy caused by the international economic crisis. In fact the exports remain a fundamental factor of support; beside that, tourism is an important strength of the country although the occupation is decreasing. The social range which suffered more than other the economic crises, are the youth. In the last months of 2011, the new government started a politic action based the containment of the public debt, the revision of pension system, the fight to tax evasion, the liberalizations and the cut down of the politic costs.

Exhibitions and Trade Fairs A wide range of fairs are organized each year (over 1.000 events). Ideally, for each kind of product and industry there is an exhibition. Naturally, the country’s strengths (food, craftsmanship, fashion etc.) are promoted with more fairs. The preparations for the International EXPO of 2015 permit, also, to organize events in the new and futuristic fairs area of Milano-Rho Fiera. Especially in Italy, the fairs are the best way to reach major popularity and promotion between both the specialist of the field and the final potential customers.

Fashion The entire world knows the Italian Style; to support this theory there is the prosperity of Italian fashion sector.

Beyond the historical brand as Armani, Dolce & Gabbana, Roberto Cavalli, Prada, Versace, Gucci, Benetton etc., the Italian style and creativity offers every year new brands to the fashion market. Milan is one of the main fashion capitals of the world and one of the cities where every year take place the “Fashion Week” with more than 20,000 professionals. The sector, excluding the multinational brands, lives trough small and medium-sized handicraft enterprises. Last years, after the crisis, the sector shown in 2010 a recover in sales of the +7.2% and the trend in 2011 was very similar, with precision, the positive trend of +7.6% in textile and +4.4 in apparel and fashion. The total fashion sector give revenues for over 65 million Euro and 890 thousands persons employed in hundred thousand companies.

Machinery

Outlook ITALY

The machinery industry is one of major strength of Italian economy. The high level of sells beyond the national borders, positioned Italy as the second exporter after Germany. The range of products goes through rubber and plastic machines, farm machinery, textile machines, building machines and metalworking machines.

More than 25% of Thailand import coming from Italy is represented by machineries, positioning the sector as the 1st import items in the Country

Biotechnology Industry Biotechnology, with 378 companies, is becoming an interesting sector for the Italian economy. The company profiles are usually characterized by less than 50 employees and high activity in R&D. Total revenues of the sector amount to 7.4 billion Euro and a total number of employers about 52,400. The fields of interest are various: 246 companies operate in the human health sector, 49 are focused on the “green biotech” and 79 companies are “multi-core”, that is they have activities in more than one application field. The growth of this sector is demonstrated also by the large turnout of visitors at the Biotech Italy, one of the leading events dedicated to the information about medical and biotechnology industry.

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Packaging The packaging industry is very important for Italy: one packaging machine out of every four in the world bears the label "Made in Italy". The premium quality of Italian packaging product is appreciated in many industries: food & beverages industry, pharmaceutical, cosmetics, toiletries industry and the chemical/petrochemical field.

Packaging sector is in continuous evolution, there is not only the creativity and the competitions between producers, that bring to success the Italian machines, also there are the initiatives of private authority that stimulate the innovation; CONAI for example, the packaging national consortium, have launched a new campaign to support development of virtuous solutions of packaging, adopted by the consorted companies and having the scope to realize eco-friendly packaging, for the more virtuous companies, are expected tax reductions.

Automotive The sector, has dominated since the first years of its birth by FIAT, the largest automotive Group of the nation and the 5th automobile producer in Europe. Automotive in Italy means FIAT. The Group today, count important brands as Lancia, Alfa Romeo, Ferrari and Maserati and in 2009, broadened its products portfolio with the takeover of the American Group Chrysler. The last year has showed an increment of internationalization of productions. FIAT is a key partner for the automotive industry of lots of Country. The most important productions out of Italy are in Serbia, Brazil, Poland, Turkey and India but there are also productions in Vietnam and North Korea.

ITALY

2011

Area:

301,340 sq km

Population:

61016804 (2011 est.)

Population growth rate:

0.42% (2011 est.)

GDP (purchasing power parity):

$1.774 trillion (2010 est.)

GDP - real growth rate:

1.3% (2010 est.)

GDP - per capita (PPP):

$30,500 (2010 est.)

Unemployment rate:

8.4% (2010 est.)

Industries:

tourism, machinery, iron and steel, chemicals, food processing, textiles, motor vehicles, clothing, footwear, ceramics

Industrial production growth rate:

6.5% (2010 est.)

Electricity - consumtion:

314.5 billion kWh (2008 est.)

Export - commodities:

engineering products, textiles and clothing, production machinery, motor vehicles, transport equipment, chemicals; food, beverages and tobacco; minerals, and nonferrous metals

Import - commodities:

engineering products, chemicals, transport equipment, energy products, minerals and nonferrous metals, textiles and clothing; food, beverages, and tobacco

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THE NEW ITALIAN GOVERMENT MEASURES

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he economic measures implemented in this recent short period of time by the Italian government have received a very positive welcome by the international business community and by our main partners, notably the US and the EU during the recent visits by Prime Minister Monti to Washington and Brussels. Here you can find a summary on the comprehensive array of measures adopted in the last few months by the Italian government.

The situation - The Italian economy enjoys very solid fundamentals with no significant external imbalances and no bubbles in the housing market, while public accounts present no major macroeconomic imbalances apart from high public debt. And even public debt, although some fluctuations, shows a consistent stability since 1992. The budget deficit is fairly low compared with the figures of our main EU partners and other industrialized countries, and our primary net borrowing in 2010 resulted to be one of the lowest (0.1% of GDP) among EU Member States. At the same time, Italy can count on low household debt and a fundamentally sound banking system. Moreover, a large part of public debt is held by Italian families and institutions, considering that only less than a half (42%) is held by foreign residents, while the Euro zone average is 52.1%. This represents an effective shield against hostile speculative attacks causing artificial liquidity crises. During the most difficult moments last autumn there has been no increase in discretionary spending, in the framework of a very prudent fiscal policy that relied upon automatic stabilisers. Nevertheless market tensions last year represented a major threat to economic growth and fiscal sustainability, and as a consequence new policy measures were promptly enacted.

The measures adopted. The economic measures thus swiftly implemented by the government received a very positive welcome by the international business community and by our main international partners. As a first telling result, 10years BTP-Bund yield spreads have narrowed to well below 400bp, having reached 500bp in November.

THE NEW ITALIAN GOVERMENT MEASURES

The strategy adopted is based on three main pillars: fiscal consolidation, by strengthening the fiscal framework, social fairness, reducing the “costs of politics” and being mindful of burden sharing, and growth, through the improvement of business environment and support to infrastructure investment and liberalisation.

All these aspects are enshrined into the so called “Salva Italia” Decree Law no.

1/2012 and “Cresci Italia” Decree Law no. 2/2012.

Concerning fiscal consolidation and social fairness, the State Budget is expected to be balanced by 2013 on the basis of the December 2011 supplementary fiscal package worth Euros 20.2bn for 2012, 21.3bn for 2013 and 21.4bn for 2014. On the spending side, key measures related to pensions and transfers to local governments were adopted, while on the revenue side property tax, levy on waste and services, excise duties, VAT, tax on luxury goods, fight against tax evasion and increased fiscal transparency were adjusted in order to achieve budget balance. These measures have been paired with solid cuts in expenditures, particularly in social security spending (€9.2bn - €7.6bn net of feedback effects) and local government (€5.0bn).

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One of the main feature of budget cuts has been the pension reform, aimed at enhancing the medium and long-term sustainability of the pension system, securing fairness across and intra generations, promoting greater flexibility, improving incentives to remain at work even after the statutory retirement age and promoting transparency and efficiency by merging entities providing pensions (INPDAP and ENPALS into INPS). This has led to savings for about 7.6bn Euros within 2014, that in 2020 will increase to almost 22bn Euros. At the same time, higher social contribution to farmers and the self-employed, together with solidarity contributions by high-income pensioners were introduced in order to ensure social fairness. Still on the budget side, revenue were increased through the adjustment of cadastal value of buildings, the introduction of a tax levy on households’ main residences (IMU) and through other measures at local government level.

The third pillar is growth, as a fundamental component for a full and lasting economic recovery. A new tax framework for business (ACE), the reduction of tax burden on capital investments and the deductibility of labour taxes for companies hiring new employees (in particular women and workers under 35) have been implemented, together with measures to fight tax evasion and an upper limit on salaries of public officials and State-owned companies executives.

The efforts to support growth have mainly focused on liberalisation policies aimed at promoting competition and competitiveness. Antitrust Authorities have been strengthened in their capacities and areas of intervention. The competition in banking and insurance services has been enhanced, so to reduce costs and ameliorate quality. Particular attention is being paid to SMEs and their internationalisation, with a substantial simplification of administrative burdens and a new regulated indexation of gas prices. In order to further opening up the Italian economic system, recent decisions also looked at the attraction of private investment from abroad, in the infrastructural sector in particular. “Project bonds� and public-private partnerships have been introduced in the legal framework.

Michelangelo Pipan Ambassador of Italy to the Kingdom of Thailand

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Finally, as an initiative across liberalisation, simplification and the necessity to adapt Government to new technologies, a Digital Agenda has been launched.

This will establish broadband networks, sharing online data between Public Authorities and the private sector to a far larger extent than what has been done so far.

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China-Italy Chamber of Commerce

The Indo-Italian Chamber of Commerce

Italian Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong & Macao

Italian Chamber of Commerce in Vietnam

Secretary general: Mr. Manuele Bosetti Address: 19/F, 168 Queen’s Road Central, Hong Kong Tel: +85-225218837 Fax: +85-225374764 E-mail: icc@icc.org.hk Website: www.icc.org.hk

Secretary general: Ms. Serafina Boeddu Address: 49 Mac Dinh Chi Street, 5th Floor Euro Centre, District 1, Ho Chi Minh - Vietnam Tel: +84 8 2200 1383 Fax: +84 8 38 27 27 43 E-mail: info@icham.org Website: www.icham.org

Italian Chamber of Commerce in Singapore

Italian Chamber of Commerce in Korea

Secretary general: Ms. Giulia Zigiotti CAMERA DI COMMERCIO ITALIANA IN CINA CHINA - ITALY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Beijing Address: Suite 1612, Zhongyu Dasha A4 Gongti Bei Lu, Sanlitun 100027 Chaoyang District, China Tel: +86-10-85910545 Fax: +86-10-85910546 E-mail: info@cameraitacina.com Web: www.cameraitacina.com

Italy in Asia Pacific 2012

Secretary general: Ms. Raffaella Orsini Address: 70 Anson Road #22-02, Hub Synergy Point, Singapore 079905 Tel: +65 6223 0356 Fax: +65 6223 0357 E-mail: Singapore@italchamber.org.sg Website: www.italchamber.org.sg

Italian Chamber of Commerce in Japan

Secretary general: Mr. Davide Fantoni Address: Enokizaka Bldg. 3F 1-12-12 Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo 107-0052 Tel: +81-3-3560-1100 Fax: +81-3-3560-1105 E-mail: iccj@iccj.or.jp Website: www.iccj.or.jp

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Secretary general: Mr. Sergio Sgambato Address: Bengal Chemicals Compound, 502 Veer Savarkar Marg, Prabhadevi, Mumbai 400025 Tel: +91 22 2436 8186 Fax: +91 22 2436 8191 E-mail: iicci@indiaitaly.com Website: http://www.indiaitaly.com/

Secretary general: Mr. Roberto Martorana Address: N. 224 Jinmi Paragon, Yoido-dong 13, Youngdeungpo-gu, 150-870 Seoul, South Korea Tel: +82-2-402-4379 Fax: +82-505-409-4379 E-mail: itcck@itcck.org, itcck@naver.com Website: http://www.itcck.org/

Secretary general: Nicholas Care’ Address: Level 20, 44 Market Street, Sydney NSW 2000 Tel: +61 (0)2 9262 5744 Fax: +61 (0)2 9262 5745 E-mail: info@icciaus.com.au Website: www.icciaus.com.au

Italian Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Australia Inc. (Melbourne)

Secretary general: Mr. Luca Bottallo Address: Level 5, 499 St Kilda Road, Melbourne Victoria 3004, Australia Tel: +61 3 9866 5433 Fax: +61 3 9867 7337 E-mail: info@italcham.com.au Website: http://www.italchambermelb.com.au/

Italian Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Australia Inc. (Queensland)

Secretary general: Ms. Federica Odorisio Address: Yungaba, 120 Main Street Kangaroo Point, Queensland 4006 Brisbane, Australia Tel: +61 7 3392 2499 Fax: +61 7 3392 1022 E-mail: info@icci.com.au Website: http://www.icci.com.au/

Italian Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Australia Inc. (Adelaide)

Secretary general: Mr. Teodoro Spiniello Address: 262a Carrington Street, Adelaide, SA, 5000, Australia Tel: +61 8 8232 4022 Fax: +61 8 8232 4033 E-mail: info@italianchamber.net.au Website: http://www.italianchamber.net.au/

Italian Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Australia Inc. (Perth)

Secretary general: Mr. Marco Mari Address: Level 2, 1292 Hay Street, West Perth, 6005, Western Australia Tel: +61 8 9481 4988 Fax: +61 8 9321 5733 E-mail: info@icci.asn.au Website: http://www.icci.asn.au/

Italian industry & commerce office in the UAE

Secretary general: Mr. Mauro Marzocchi Address: Suite # 903, 9th Floor, Al Batha Towers, Al Buhairah Corniche, Sharjah, P.O. Box 48558, Sharjah, U.A.E. Tel: +971.6.5747099 Fax: +971.6.5481100 E-mail: info@iicuae.com Website: www.iicuae.com Italy in Asia Pacific 2012

Italian Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Australia Inc. (Sydney)

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FAIRS AND EXHIBITIONS 2012 THAILAND Thailand Mobile Expo 2012

Details: An exhibition for the new innovation from various mobile brands, accessories and related devices, all at special prices.

Date/Venue: January 26th-29th, Queen Sirikit National Convention Center, Bangkok Website: www.thailandmobileexpo.com

47th Bangkok Gems & Jewelry Fair 2012

Details: The premier exhibition that showcases exquisite gems and jewelry from more than 1,200 companies all around the world. Handcrafted, contemporary, traditional, urban jewelry, precious and semi-precious stones.

Date/Venue: February 9th-13th, IMPACT, Bangkok Tel: +66 2 630 1390 Website: www.bangkokgemsfair.com

Thailand International Furniture Fair 2012

Details: Furniture, interior furnishing and accessories.

Date/Venue: March 14th-18th, BITEC, Bangkok Tel: +66 2 507 8363 Website: www.thailandfurniturefair.com

Thailand International Education Expo 2012

Details: ASEANS’s hub of learning; exhibition of International School (Pre-School, Primary, Secondary, College, University), Higher Education/ Vocational School (International Curriculum) , Short Courses (English Program) and education tools and materials.

Date/Venue: March 30th-April 1st, Queen Sirikit National Convention Center, Bangkok Tel: +66 2 547 4274 Website: www.thaitradefair.com/2011/tiee

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Bangkok International Gift Fair and Bangkok International Houseware Fair 2011 (BIG + BIH April 2012) Details: Approximately 600 companies/1,600 booths from both domestics and overseas.

Date/Venue: April 17th-22nd, BITEC, Bangkok Tel: +66 2 547 4270 Website: www.bigandbih.com

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Bangkok International Gift Fair and Bangkok International Houseware Fair 2012

Details: Exhibition of arti?cial flowers and potpourri, christmas decorative items and candles, gift, handicrafts, home textile items, household products, toys, games and stationery.

Date/Venue: April 17th-22nd, BITEC, Bangkok Tel: +66 2 547 4266 Website: www.thaitradefair.com/2011/big_oct

Automotive Engineering Asia

Details: Automotive Engineering Asia will offer a great chance to get in touch with the latest development of auto parts production machinery and technologies, advanced know-how for productivity improvement, and important industry professionals and players in the industry.

Date/Venue: May 17th-20th, BITEC, Bangkok Tel: +66 2 642 6911 Website: www.ubmthailand.com

Intermach 2012

Details: ASEAN’s leading international machinery and subcontracting exhibition Date/Venue: May 17th-20th, BITEC, Bangkok Tel: +66 2 642 6911 Ext. 212 Website: www.intermachshow.com

THAIFEX - World of Food Asia 2012

Details: World of Food Asia 2011- Food & Beverage Featuring, Halal Food, Food Technology, Food Catering, Hospitality Services and Retail & Franchise Date/Venue: May 23rd-27th, IMPAC, Bangkok Tel: +66 2 622 1860-76 Website: www.worldoffoodthailand.com

Pumps & Valves Asia

Details: Pumps & Valves Asia will be a magnet for the international community - a unique meeting point. This is truly a specialist show that is focused exclusively on buyers, decision makers and manufacturers. It is open only to trade visitors and people related to the industry, a genuine V.I.P. club with a lot of clout Date/Venue: June 6th-9th, BITEC, Bangkok Tel: +66 2 642 6911 Website: www.ubmthailand.com

FAIRS AND EXHIBITIONS 2012 ITALY Details: South East Asia’s renewable energy technology exhibition and conference.

Date/Venue: June 6th-9th, BITEC, Bangkok Tel: +66 2 642 6911 Ext. 312 Website: www.renewableenergy-asia.com

InterPlas Thailand

Details: InterPlas Thailand will bridge and culminate business and industrial excellence for all active players in plastic and rubber industries. It will benefit Thai industrial potency with machinery, technology and know-hows through exhibition, activities and a series of conferences and seminars.

Date/Venue: June 21st-24th, BITEC, Bangkok Tel: +66 2 686 7299 Website: www.interplasthailand.com

Bangkok International Fashion Fair & Bangkok International Leather Fair 2011, BIFF & BIL 2012

Details: Fashion, Textiles, Accessories and Related Product & Services Date/Venue: June 27th-July 1st , IMPACT, Bangkok Tel: +66 2 547 4270 Website: www.biffandbil.com

Thailand International Logistics Fair 2012

Details: Logistics, services and information technology software exhibition.

Date/Venue: September 19th-22nd, BITEC, Bangkok Tel: +66 2 547 4274 Website: www.logisticsfair.com

METALEX 2012

Details: ASEAN’s largest international machine tool and metalworking technology trade exhibition and conference.

Date/Venue: November 21st-24th, BITEC, Bangkok Tel: +66 2 686 7222 Website: www.metalex.co.th

Pitti Image Uomo

Details: Pitti Immagine Uomo 79 has come to end and, once again, we have to note the quality of the buyers themselves: all of the best stores are here – from concept stores to top level large scale retailers.

And, as for the exhibitors – who between Pitti Uomo and Pitti W presented a total of almost 1,100 collections, working steadily since day one – the buyers from new markets aroused lots of interest.

Date/ Venue: 10-13 January 2012, Florence Tel: +39 05536931 E-mail: info@pittimmagine.com Website: www.pittimmagine.com

Palakiss

Details: The PALAKISS Business Center was set up in 1999 with the aim of offering people from the gold sector an alternative to the traditional trade fair concept.

Date/ Venue: 14-19 January; 19-23 May; 8-12 September; 10-12 November 2012, Vicenza Tel: +39 0444341847 E-mail: info@palakisstore.com Website: www.palakisstore.com

Macef Milano - International Home, Bijoux Costume Jewellery Show

Details: Macef, the International Home Show, is dedicated to all the sectors and merchandise around which domestic life is articulated (including the outdoors) as well as personal care, which is presented through the vast Bijoux area, dedicated to costume jewellery, fashion accessories, gold and jewellery.

Date/ Venue: 26-29 January 2012, Milan Tel: +39 0249976144 E-mail: macef@fieramilano.it Website: www.macef.it

Milano Pret-a-porter

Details: MI Milano pr?t-?-porter is an event that brings together manufacturers and buyers, creative talent and companies, and which is close to the fashion industry with other excellent Italian products.

Date/ Venue: 24-27 February 2012 , Milan Tel: +39 0249971 E-mail: mimilanopretaporter@fieramilano.it Website: www.mimilanopretaporter.fieramilano.it

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Renewable Energy Asia 2012

Mipel - The bag show

International Boat Show

International Book fair

Smau 2011

Details: Launched in 1962, MIPEL is the world’s leading international leather-goods show: bags, luggage, sacks, wallets and the full spectrum of leather accessories.

Date/ Venue: 4-7 March; 16-19 March 2012, Milan Tel: +39 02584511 E-mail: segreteria@mipel.it Website: www.mipel.com Details: The Turin International Book Fair (Italian: Fiera internazionale del libro) is Italy’s largest trade fair for books, held annually in mid-May in Turin, Italy.

Date/ Venue: 10-14 March 2012, Turin Tel: +39 0115184268 Website: www.salonelibro.it

Vinitaly and Eataly

Details: Vinitaly is the largest wine fair in the world with over 4,500 producers and 150,000+ visitors (including 45,000 from foreign countries).

The event is held every year in April in Verona, Italy (45th edition: Verona 7-11 April 2011).

Date/ Venue: 25-28 March 2012, Verona Tel: +39 0458298854 Website: www.vinitaly.com

Cibus

Details: Food Processing & Packaging Exhibition Date/ Venue7-10 May 2012, Parma Tel: +39 0521 9961 Website: www.fiereparma.it

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Vicenzaoro Charm

Details: Fine and commercial gold jewelry, platinum jewelry, industrial and hand-crafted silverware, silver costume jewelry, precious and semi-precious stones, natural and cultivated pearls, corals and cameos, wrist and pocket watches, services, trade press. Machinery and equipment for goldware and jewelry manufacture, accessories for goldsmiths and silversmiths. Gemological instruments.

Date/ Venue19-23 May 2011, Vicenza Tel: +39 0444969111 E-mail: info@vicenzafiera.it Website: www.charmevent.it

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Details: The Genoa International Boat Show (Italian: Salone Nautico Internazionale di Genova ) is one of the world’s premier boat shows, held annually in Genoa, Italy, typically during the month of October.

Date/ Venue: 6-14 October 2012, Genoa Tel: +39 01053911 E-mail: fierage@fiera.ge.it Website: http: //www.genoaboatshow.com/ Details: SMAU (Salone Macchine e Attrezzature per l’Ufficio) is a computer expo in Italy, held annually at FieraMilano exhibition centre, Milan since 1967.

Date/ Venue: 17-19 October 2012, Milan Tel: +39 02283131 Website: www.smau.it

Transpotec & Logitec

Details: International trade fair of logistic, transportation and technological innovation.

Date/ Venue: 17-20 November 2012, Verona Tel: +39 0498808444 E-mail: segreteria@tltiexpo.it Website: www.tltiexpo.it

Motor show

Details: Motor Show-Bologna is the flagship event for the Italian motor industry. The show offers a lineup of all new, re-designed or upgraded production models and concept cars from around the world.

Date/ Venue:5-16 December 2012, Bologna Tel: +39 0516451011 E-mail: info@motorshow.it Website: www.motorshow.it

TICC Activities 2011 March 2011

• Get-Together with La Perla Realized thanks to the precious collaboration of La Perla, leading Italian creator of luxurious and fashionable lingerie, nightwear, the event was held at La Perla Store at Gaysorn Shopping Center. During the event the New Collection Spring-Summer 2011 has been presented.

• Annual General Meeting 2011 It is one of the most important events of the year. Organized by the Thai-Italian Chamber of Commerce at Pullman Hotel, the evening agenda was the election of the new Board of Directors. The program started with the welcoming speech of the Counselor of the Italian Embassy and proceeded with the financial statement report by the Honorary Treasurer Mr. Chakrit Benedetti followed by the report of TICC activities by the Secretary General, Mr. Sandro Zanello.

• TICC meeting with Mr. Massimiliano Guelfo, President of the Italian Chamber of Commerce in Vietnam The 4th of May, Mr. Lino Geretto, TICC President and Mr. Sandro Zanello Secretary General of TICC met Mr. Massimiliano Guelfo, President of the ICHAM. The purpose of the meeting was to introduce a new bilateral strategy between the two Italian Chambers abroad, study new opportunities of joint incoming mission &business matching in Thailand and Vietnam dedicated to Italian SME’s in the short future and share best practice for organizing activities for own members.

• Award Ceremony the “Ospitalita’ Italiana” Project The 30th of March in the prestigious room “The Gallery” of the Swissotel Nai Lert Park Hotel took place the award ceremony of “Ospitalita’ Italiana”.

The luxuriousness of the location, the presence of some of the most important Italian restaurant in Thailand attracted more than 200 guests between media, Italian citizens living in Bangkok and many food lovers, both Thai and foreigners.

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May 2011

• TICC meeting Mr. Alessandro Barberis, President of the Chamber of Commerce in Torino Mr. Lino Geretto, TICC’s President, Mr. Mario Bracci, TICC’s director and Mr. Sandro Zanello, TICC’s Secretary joined a meeting with Mr. Alessandro Barberis, President of the Chamber of Commerce in Torino and former top ranking manager at Fiat and Piaggio at Shangri-La Hotel Bangkok.

During the meeting Mr. Barberis spoke with TICC’s delegation about the new established European – Asian Business Center (EABC) in Bangkok aimed at facilitating market access for European business in Thailand.

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• Business Trip at Foggia, Italy The Foggia Chamber of Commerce invited foreign commercial operators in the marble sector to promote the famous stone of the Puglia Region.

This project aims to promote the province’s stone industry through internationalization actions, thus raising its visibility on the global landscape. TICC for the event has invited two leading companies in the sector to join the business mission: Mr. Somkiat Jitsangboon (Empire Granite., Ltd.) and Mr. Lee Meng-Che (Fong Ting Stone Products Co., Ltd.).

• Joint Chambers Breakfast Seminar on Leadership and Diversity TICC in cooperation with the Franco–Thai. Danish–Thai, Finnish–Thai, Thai–Swedish, Norwegian–Thai Chamber of Commerce organized “Joint Chamber Breakfast Seminar on Leadership and Diversity”. At the Sheraton Grande Sukhumvit, Ms. Hongsakul, the speaker, was well placed to lead talks on matters concerning leadership at the public sphere. Pamela gave her view on how expat leaders in Thailand can leverage diversity for success. She believes that foreign business executives can be a role models in Thailand, as well as globally.

• SCRIPT – European Project SCRIPT (Self control and third party certification) the seminar organized by the cooperation of Bioagricoop, the Thai-Italian Chamber of Commerce and Franco Thai Chamber of Commerce. The project aims to increase Thai trade potential through the correct implementation of self control and third party certification procedures inspired by the EU approach. The event has seen the speech of numerous guests as Mr. Samuel Cantell (First Secretary – Operations Section, European Delegation), Mr. Marco Midolo (Counselor and Head of Commercial Office, Embassy of Italy) and Mr. Erwan Le Carer (Deputy Economic Counselor, Embassy of France).

• TICC at THAIFEX – World of Food Asia 2011 TICC in collaboration with Bioagricoop and the Franco Thai Chamber of Commerce present the SCRIPT project at the ThaiFex World of Asia 2011. The event was held in Bangkok in the Impact Exibithion Arena, the leading trade platform for the food and beverage industry in South East Asia. The event attracted a lot of Thai producer that see in the EU certifications as instruments to increase their exports to Europe.

• TICC Phuket & South Region committee From May 2011 is active the new Phuket & South Region committee operative in Phuket. Mr. Francesco Pensato, member of TICC residents in Phuket, has been appointed as chairman of it. The committee will liaise with new Members and will expand TICC’s businesses and activities in the South Region.

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List of TICC Activities 2011

• Italian National Day 2011 On 2nd June, in the Ballroom of the Mandarin Oriental Hotel, the Embassy of Italy celebrated the birth of the Italian Republic. The event begins with the welcoming speech of H.E. Mr Michelangelo Pipan, Ambassador of Italy in Thailand that underlined the importance of the friendly relationship between Italy and Thailand.

• MOVIEMOV: Italian Film Festival 2011 The Italian Film Festival 2011 is created and directed by the Senator Goffredo Bettini and organized by the Asiatica Film Mediale and Playtown Roma, with the collaboration of the Italian Embassy, supported by the Ministry of Culture, The Chamber of Commerce of Rome, The Thai-Italian Chamber of Commerce and also many sponsors and private partners.

The festival showed movies have made great the Italian Cinema but also tributes, retrospectives, in particular the retrospectives about Fernanda Gattinoni, the famous fashion designer during the years of the Hollywood stars in Rome. The event has fortified by the retrospective dedicated to the great Italian director Mario Monicelli. About 10,000 people took part to the Festival establishing the success of the event.

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• Italian MOTO GP Mugello at Ducati Caffe’ In occasion of the Moto GP Race in Mugello, the fans of the motorcycle’s world, in particular of the Ducati and the Italian pilots had the opportunity to enjoy an evening together on 3rd of July at the Ducati Caffe’, in Soi Thong Lor. • TICC – FTCC Young Professional at Bed Supperclub On Thursday 7 July, took place in the beautiful location of Bed Supperclub the Young Professional event.. More than 300 guests enjoined the Italian prosecco, finger food, snacks and groovy music. In addition, the night enriched by the presence of the Thai artist Navin Rawanchaikulwho.

Navin, famous in the world because presented Thailand at the Biennale di Venezia in 2011, presented a screening of one of his video “Navin of Bollywood”.

• Bocconi University visits DIP Thailand The Bocconi University of Milan organized a Campus Abroad program between Thailand and Vietnam. The program began in July and saw the participation of more than 30 students. For two weeks the students attending the second year of their degree in Economics had the opportunity to attend the lesson by Professor Carlo Filippini from Bocconi and other professor from Chulalongkorn University. The opening day saw the welcoming speech of Ms. Pajchima Tanasanti, Director General of DIP and the then the speech of Mr. Stephane Passeri who presented an overview of Intellectual Property system in Thailand and IP relevance as a tool for economic development and integration in ASEAN. • TICC – FTCC Get together “Let’s network with Style” At Crowne Plaza Hotel the TICC and the Franco – Thai Chamber of Commerce organized a Get-Together event. Almost 120 guests animated the evening of the Panorama Bar at 23rd floor. The perfect situation placed in a beautiful location where TICC and FTCC members had the opportunity to extend their network in a relaxed atmosphere.

August 2011

• Field Visit for GOTS Project in Petchabun and Khonkaen Province On 9th – 10th August 2011, Mr. Sandro Zanello, TICC Secretary General, Mr. Giovanni Galanti, SCRIPT EU Project Director, Ms. Siriporn Boonchoo, agricultural expert (special expertise) from Queen Sirikit Center of Sericulture visited three silk producers in Petchabun and Khonkaen Province. This visit was the first step to select the pilot group for the GOTS certification.

• MOU Among TICC – QSDS – Bioagricoop On Monday 19th of September 2011 the Thai – Italian Chamber of Commerce signed an important MOU for future collaboration with Bioagricoop Scrl and the Queen Sirkit Department of Sericulture of Thailand. This MOU aims at strengthening the economic cooperation between EU and Thailand by supporting small and medium sized Thai enterprises in the silk sector, in order to help them increase their capacity to apply self control system and reach standards for EU Certification

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September 2011

October 2011

• TICC – FTCC- GTCC Breakfast Seminar TICC in collaboration with the Franco Thai Chamber of Commerce and German-Thai Chamber of Commerce organized “Improving Productivity in Services and Manufacturing in Thailand” breakfast talk on October 5th, 2011 at the Sukhotai Hotel in Bangkok. Guest speaker Gorpin Phadungratna from Consulting Positions talked about the productivity challenges Thai companies face as labor costs increase.

• Young Professional Event On Thursday 6 October, the Thai-Italian Chamber of Commerce, in collaboration with the Franco Thai Chamber of Commerce, decided after the great success of the Young Professional of July to repeat the event. The formula was always the same of the first one. The location, the Bed Supperclub received more than 200 guests, enjoined the Italian prosecco, finger food, snacks and a lot of music.

• The 20th World Convention Meeting of Italian Chambers Abroad In Naples, took place the event attended by the TICC President Mr. Lino Geretto and TICC Secretary General, Mr. Sandro Zanello. The World Convention of Italian Chambers Abroad was a very important event for the consolidation of the network that links all actors promoting Made in Italy and for the internationalization of the Italian local and international enterprises as well.

November 2011

• Breakfast Talk “How to Manage the Consequences of the Floods” Organized after the flood disaster, in cooperation with Franco-Thai Chamber Legal Affairs Committee, Belu-Thai and Netherlands-Thai Chamber of Commerce, this Breakfast Talk, held on November 15 at the Sofitel Hotel. The target of the event was to provide key information to help business to manage risk and minimize the impact of the flood.

The speakers gave an overview at the relevant government policies and of the proactive steps you can take under Thai law as your company begins to recover.

• TICC’s members and Camillian Home to the Aid During the flood crisis had hit the Thailand, staff from TICC and Camillian Hospital delivered food and water to many companies, some of which are members of our Chamber. In the photo, Mr. Romeo Romei is receiving goods after his company has been damaged by the flooding.

The supplies, donated by TICC members and Camiliian Home, have gone to the families of the firm’s workers and the neighboring community.

December 2011 List of TICC Activities 2011

• Get together “Aperitivo Italiano” Placed at “Il Tartufo” restaurant, the “Aperitivo Italiano” hosted more than 70 people. The guests have been the opportunity to taste an informal dinner with a buffet of pasta, meat and finger food and desserts matched by italian wines and Spritz cocktails.

• Bridge of Hope – Gala Dinner The TICC organized The Bridge of Hope Charity Dinner on December 15, 2011 at Swissotel Nai Lert Park. More 350 guests attended the event. The initiative aimed at providing support to the Camillian Home. The dinner prepared by four renowned Italian chefs, started with traditional Thai dance, followed by Christmas carols, games, and recitals by children.

An auction and a lucky draw concluded the evening.

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TICC Activities January-March 2012 January 2012

• JFCCT Presidents’ Council Meeting TICC hosted the Joint Foreign Chamber of Commerce (JFCCT) Presidents’ Council Meeting at Swissotel Nai Lert Park. The opening speech was given by H.E. Michelangelo Pipan, Ambassador of Italy to Thailand. During the event, the presidents discussed about the flood relief, updates from JFCCT Committees and the new perspective of cooperation with the Board of the Trade of Thailand.

• European – Asean Business Center (EABC) The EABC is the consortium that it groups together all Chambers of Commerce of Europe. The consortium’s aims become the voice of European Business in Thailand. The TICC has been honored to be a member of this consortium since the drafting phase. In the first month of 2012, more than 300 European and Thai business executives, diplomats and government representatives attended the launch event at the Sheraton Grande Sukhumvit Hotel. The ceremony has presided over

by H.E. Ambassador David Lipman, the Head of the Delegation of the European Union to Thailand, and H.E. Mr. Surapong Tovichakchaikul, Minister of Foreign Affairs, on behalf of the Prime Minister H.E. Ms. Yingluck Shinawatra.

February 2012

• “Sicilian Fish on the Road” Gala Dinner The 2nd February the TICC organized one of the most important events of 2012. In the Ballroom of the Sheraton Grande Sukhumvit took place the “Sicilian Fish on the Road” Event. The guests beyond the fish had the opportunity to enjoy the event thanks to the Cooking Show of the famous Sicilian chef Natale Giunta. Almost 250 people interested in the sectors of catering and commerce, responded to the invite of the ThaiItalian Chamber of Commerce.

March 2012

List of TICC Activities 2012

• TICC Membership Card Launch On March 2011, TICC introduced the 2nd edition of “MEMBERS FOR MEMBERS”, it offers to its members benefits exclusive deals and special rewards. All members showing the card will enjoy benefits from other members’ activity such as Hotels, Restaurants, Airlines and many others.

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Web-to-visit www.thaitch.org

Organization: Thai-Italian Chamber of Commerce The TICC website is a gateway between Thailand and Italy. It gives space to the members of TICC, offers information about doing business in Thailand and updates TICC events. Also mobile version is available.

www.ambbangkok.esteri.it

Organization: Embassy of Italy in Bangkok The website is a benchmark for Italians in Thailand. It provides consular services, visas and offers advices about doing business in Thailand and in Italy, considering the political, economic, cultural and scientific cooperation it has through bilateral relations.

www.ice.gov.it/paesi/asia/thailandia

Organization: Istituto Nazionale per il Commercio Estero The Italian Institute for Foreign Trade (I.C.E., Istituto nazionale per il Commercio Estero) is the Italian government agency entrusted with the promotion of trade, business opportunities and industrial co-operation between Italian and foreign companies.

www.script-thai.eu

Organization: Thai-Italian Chamber of Commerce SCRIPT website is the exposure of the European Project, which aims to increase Thai Trade potential through the correct implementation of selfcontrol and third party certification procedures inspired by EU approach

Web-to-visit

www.eabc-thailand.eu

Organization: European ASEAN Business Center (EABC) Website of the European ASEAN Business Center (EABC), the association of the European Bilateral Chambers of Commerce in Thailand.

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www.boi.go.th

Organization: Thailand Board of Investment (BOI) Investment and Business information for foreign investors, including how to do business in Thailand.

www.thaitradefair.com

Organization : Department of Export Promotion, Ministry of Commerce Thailand international trade fair programs.

www.sme.go.th

Organization: Office of Small and Medium Enterprises Promotion (OSMEP) The central organization in formulating SMEs promotional policies and strategies as well as coordinating governmental and private working systems in achieving the firm and sustainable growth of SMEs.

www.customs.go.th , www.customsclinic.org

Organization: Thai Custom Department Information about Thailand Tariff, custom procedure, custom valuation, guideline for E-service and other useful information.

www.immigration.go.th

Organization: Immigration Bureau Useful information for foreign businessperson or visitors: requirements of VISA application and work permit etc.

www.assocamerestero.com

Organization: Department of the Company and Internationalization, Ministry of Economic Development Association of Italian Foreign Chambers of Commerce- source and link through Italian Chambers of Commerce all over the world.

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Public Holidays 2012 Public Holidays in Thailand 2012

Public Holidays in Italy 2012

January

January

January 1 (Sunday) – New Year’s Day

March

March 7 (Wednesday) – Makha Bucha Day

April

April 6 (Friday) – Chakri Day April 13-15 (Friday-Sunday) – Songkran Festival Day

January 1 (Sunday) – New Year’s Day January 6 (Friday) – Epiphany

April

April 8 (Sunday) – Easter April 9 (Monday) – Easter Monday April 25 (Wednesday) – Liberation Day

May

May 1 (Monday) – National Labour Day

May

May 1 (Tuesday) – National Labour Day May 5 (Saturday) – Coronation Day

June

June 2 (Saturday) – Italian National Day

June

June 4 (Monday) – Visakha Bucha Day

August

August 15 (Wednesday) – Ferragosto

August

August 2 (Thursday) - Asarnha Bucha Day August 12 (Sunday) – H.M. Queen’s Birthday

November

October

December

October 23 (Tuesday) - Chulalongkorn Memorial Day

November 1 (Thursday) – All Saint Day

December 8 (Saturday) – Immaculate Conception December 25 (Tuesday) – Christmas Day December 26 (Wednesday) – Saint Stephen

December

December 5 (Wednesday) – H.M. King’s Birthday) December 10 (Monday) – Constitution Day December 31 (Monday) – New Year’s Eve

Public Holidays

TICC closes in Thai public holidays, including December 25, Christmas Day

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Board of Directors 2012 President

Mr. Lino Geretto LGV Engineering Co., Ltd. Vanit Building 1126/2, n. 1005A – 10th Floor New Petchburi Road, Bangkok 10400 Tel: +66 2 255 8717 Fax: +66 2 255 8716 E-mail: info@lgveng.com

Vice President

Mr. Giacomo Mauri River of East-West Harmony Co., Ltd. Suite 1808 Empire Tower, 195 South Sathorn Road, Bangkok 10120 Tel: +66 81 814 5160 E-mail: gmauri11@gmail.com

Vice President

Mr. Sawang Pracharktam Thai Optical Group Public Company Limited 77/141-142, 33rd Floor Sinn Sathorn Tower, Krungthonburi, Klongtonsai Klonsan, Bangkok 10600 Tel: +66 2 440 0506 Fax: +66 2 862 0705 E-mail: sawang@thaiopticalgroup.com

Honorary Treasurer

Mr. Chakrit Benedetti Italasia Electro Co., Ltd. 253 Sukhumvit 21, 30th Floor, Bangkok 10110 Tel: + 66 2 261 7990-9 Fax: +66 261 8700 E-mail: italasia19@hotmail.com Board of Directors 2012

Executive Secretary

Ms. Tiziana Sucharitkul Tilleke & Gibbins International Ltd. Supalai Grand Tower, 26th Floor, 1011 Rama 3 Road, Chongnonsi, Yannawa, Bangkok 10120 Tel: +66 2 653 5555 Fax: +66 2 653 5678 E-mail: tiziana.s.@tillekeandgibbins.com

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Mr. Renzo Ambrosini IMPERO Co., Ltd. 16 Soi Sukhumvit 23, Sukhumvit Road, Klongtoey- Nua Wattana, Bangkok 10110 Tel: +66 2 664 4491 Fax: +66 2 258 1159 E-mail: info@giustorestaurant.com

Director

Mr. Federico Cardini F. Infinity Chalon Co., Ltd. Level 29 The Offices at Centralworld, 999/9 Rama I Road, Khwaeng Patumwan, Khet Patumwan, Bangkok 10330 Tel: +66 2 207 8614 Fax: +66 2 207 2626 E-mail: fc@teakwoodburma.com

Director

Mr. Giovanni Contarin Camillian Hospital 423 Soi Sukhumvit 55, North Klongtun Vadhana, Bangkok Tel: +66 2 185 1444 Fax: +66 2 185 1403 E-mail: cg_camillian@csloxinfo.com

Director

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Mr. Giancarlo De Santis G.DS Co., Ltd. 1000/38 Liberty Plaza, B1 Sukhumvit 55 (Thonglor) North-Klongton Wattana, Bangkok 10110 Tel: +66 2 391 4456-7 Fax: +66 2 391 0524 E-mail: info@gdscompany.com

Director

Mr. Pierre Nicou The Commercial Company of Siam Limited 411,413 Soi Pattanakarn 38, Pattanakarn Road Suanluand, Bangkok 10250 Tel : +66 2 369 3115 Fax : +66 2 713 7433 E-mail: pierre@eurofoodthai.com

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Director

Mr. Rene Okanovic Berli Jucker Public Company Limited 99 Soi Rubia, Sukhumvit 42 Rd., Klongtoey, Bangkok 10110 Tel: +66 2 367 1092 Fax: +66 2 381 4541 E-mail: rene.okanovic@bjc.co.th

Director

Mr. Romeo Romei Quick Pack Pacific Co., Ltd. 733/688- 691 Moo 8, Kukot, Lumlukka, Pathumthani 12130 Tel: +66 2 998 9101-3 Fax: + 66 2 531 6425 E-mail: info@quickpackpacific.com

Director

Mr. Luca Vianelli MDA Consulting S.E.A. Co., Ltd. Suite 504, 5th Fl., Tonson Building, 50 Soi Tonson, Ploenchit Road, Bangkok 10330 Tel: +66 2 652 2447 Fax: +66 2 652 2448 E-mail: lvianelli@mda.it

Secretary General

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Mr. Sandro Zanello Thai-Italian Chamber of Commerce 16th Floor, Room 1601B, 1126/2 Vanit ll Building New Petchburi Road, Bangkok 10400 Tel: +66 2 255 8695 Fax: +66 2 253 9896 E-mail: secretarygeneral@thaitch.org

(From L-R) Back: Mr. Sawang Pracharktam, Mr. Ubaldo Ciavaglioli (Head of Visa Office, the Embassy of Italy), Mr. Renzo Ambrosini, Ms. Tiziana Sucharitkul, Mr. Rene Okanovic, Fr. Giovanni Contarin, Mr. Giancarlo De Santis, Mr. Giacomo Mauri and Mr. Federico Cardini Front: Mr. Pierre Nicou, Mr. Lino Geretto, Mr. Luca Vianelli, Mr. Marco Midolo (Former Counselor of the Embassy of Italy), Mr. Mario Bracci (Former TICC Board of Director), Mr. Chakrit Benedetti and Mr. Romeo Romei

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A t al he l t fu he ll 15 ve 0+ rsio pr n t of o ile se s e

ABB LTD.

Mr. Claudio Fegino Regional Manager North & South Asia

161/1 SG Tower, 1st - 4th Floor Soi Mahatlekluang 3, Rajdamari Road, Lumpini, Pathumwan, Bangkok 10330, Thailand Tel: +66 2 665 1000 Fax: +66 2 665 1043-44 E-mail: claudio.fegino@it.abb.com Website: www.abb.com, www.bol.abb.it

Company Background

SACE S.p.A. (Società Anonima Costruzioni Elettromeccaniche) was founded in Bergamo, Italy, in 1934 as a local manufacturer of electrical components for Low Voltage applications. In 1970 SACE joined the Swiss BBC Group (Brown Bovery), that in 1988 merged with the Swedish ASEA Group to form the ABB (Asea Brown Bovery). Asea’s history dates back to 1883. BBC Brown Bovery was founded in 1891. Today, ABB is one of the world’s leading engineering companies, helping customers to use electrical power effectively and to increase industrial productivity in a sustainable way. ABB is publicly listed company that operates in approximately 100 countries and employs about 124’000 people. We are headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland, and our shares are traded on the stock exchanges of Zurich, Stockholm and New York.

ABB LTD. is a worldwide landmark for all design, manufacturing and sales of low voltage products and systems. It is present wherever electrical energy must be distributed and used in maximum safety with its wide range of Low Voltage Moulded-Case and Air Circuit Breakers, RCDs and other Modular Devices, Cabled Distribution Switchboards, Metal Boards for distribution, automation and control, Intelligent Systems for building automation, Trunking Systems for laying cables, Insulating Enclosures for electrical use, Industrial Automation Devices.

Results obtained in research laboratories and test centers, and approvals from the main national and international certifying bodies, make ABB LTD. the skilled partner for developing complex installations for general contracting, national electricity companies and State owned Groups.

All ABB LTD. products are manufactured in highly automated factories with flexible assembly lines and computerized warehouses which means that single components or whole systems can be quickly placed on the market everywhere in the world.

Facts & Figures

Annual Turnover ABB Group: 30.9 billion USD (Y2009) Employees ABB Group: 124,000 (Y2010)

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Members benefits A wide range of Information activities: • • • • •

Fairs, exhibitions and events in Thailand/Italy; Country/sectors/markets profiles; Selection of companies from databases and partner research; Business opportunities; Seminars, workshops and training programs.

Promotion of Business activities between partners: • • • • • • • •

Organization of business missions to Italy and Thailand Participation in fairs and exhibitions.

Assistance to business missions visiting Thailand and Italy Organization of bilateral meetings amongst business entrepreneurs.

Setting up business meetings schedule Partner search for commercial and/or joint-ventures projects.

Circulation of goods and services demands/offers.

Mail-out activities

Attention and care for Assistance activities: • • • • •

Acting as informative and promotional desk on behalf of Italian entrepreneurial associations and institutions.

Assistance in commercial matters.

Assistance in the creation of joint-ventures Assistance in setting up a company locally.

Legal assistance

Promotion of investments on a global and respective platform: • •

Promotion and assistance for foreign investments in Italy Promotion and assistance for Italian investments in Thailand

Media and Communications benefits: • • •

Publishing company profile as new member on our bi-monthly magazine named “INFORMA”.

Opportunity of being showed on our brand new website www.thaitch.org Italian Business visa fast track

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Special rates or discounts of hotel accommodations, outlets, restaurants, shops in Italy and in Thailand by using MyMembershipCard.

Publishing company profile in our Business Directory.

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Useful Addresses in Thailand Italian Embassy

Department of Business Development

Italian Trade Commission

Board of Investment

Dante Alighieri Association

One-Stop Service Center for Visa and Work Permits

27 & 40 Floor, CRC Tower, All Seasons Place, 87 Wireless Road, Lumpini Phatumwan, Bangkok 10330.

Tel: +66 2 2504970 Fax: +66 2 250 4988 E-mail: ambasciata.bangkok@esteri.it Website: www.ambbangkok.esteri.it

20 North Sathorn Rd., Silom, Bangrak, Bangkok 10500 Tel: +66 2 633 8491 Fax: +66 2 633 8494 E-mail: bangkok@ice.it

88/1 Soi 31 Sukhumvit Rd., Bangkok 10110 Tel: +66 81 633 8184 E-mail: dantebangkok@hotmail.com Website: dantebangkok.blogspot.com

44/100 Nonthaburi 1 Rd., Bangkrasor, Muang, Nonthaburi 11000 Tel: +66 2 547 5050 Fax: +66 2 547 4459 Website: www.thairegistration.com

555 Vibhavadi-Rangsit Rd., Chatuchak, Bangkok 10900 Tel: +66 2 537 8111 Fax: +66 2 537 8177 E-mail: head@boi.go.th Website: www.boi.go.th

18th Floor, Chamchuri Square Building, 319 Phayathai Rd., Pathumwan, Bangkok 10330 Tel: +66 2 209 1100 Fax: +66 2 209 1199 E-mail: osos@boi.go.th

Bank of Thailand

Useful Addresses

273 Samsen Rd., Bangkhunphrom, Bangkok 10200 Tel: +66 2 283 5353 Website: www.bot.or.th

Useful Addresses in Italy

The Customs Department

Thai Embassy in Italy

Sunthornkosa Rd., Khlong Toei, Bangkok 10110 Tel: +66 2 249 0431 Fax: +66 2 249 2874

Via Nomentana, 132 - 00141 Roma Tel: +39 06 86204381 Fax: +39 06 86208399 Website: www.thaiembassy.org/rome

Board of Trade of Thailand

Office of Commercial Affairs, Royal Thai Embassy

150 Rajbopit Rd., Bangkok 10200 Tel: +66 2 221 1827 Fax: +66 2 225 3995

Viale Erminio Spalla, 41 - 00142 Roma Tel: +39 06 5030804 Tel: +39 06 5035225 E-mail: thcomm@flashnet.it

Department of Export Promotion

Thai Trade Center - Milan

22/27 Rachadapisek Rd., Bangkok 10900 Tel: +66 511 6020 Fax: +66 511 6009

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Via A. Albricci, 8 - 20122 Milano Tel. +39 02 89011467 Fax. +39 02 89011478 E-mail: Thailand@comm2000.it

Thai Consulate in Italy

Foreign Chambers of Commerce in Thailand

Thai Consulate - Milan: Circoscrizione Lombardia

Armenian-Thai Chamber of Commerce

Viale Berengario 15 - 20149 Milano Tel: +39 02 4988439 / 02-460299 Fax: +39 02 460299 / 02 4988439

41/15-17 FL.8 Maneesap 2 Bldg.

Silom Soi 19, Silom Road, Bangrak, Bkk, 10500 Tel: +66 2 236 2594-95 Fax: +66 2 234 7574 E-mail: armthcci@artinian.net

Thai Consulate - Catania: Circoscrizione Sicilia

The American Chamber of Commerce

Thai Consulate - Genova: Circoscrizione Liguria

The Australian-Thai Chamber of Commerce

Via Etnea 196 - 95129 Catania Tel: +39 095 327226 Fax: +39 095 7153273 E-mail: thaicons-sicilia@hotmail.com

Via D. Fiasella 4 - 16121 Genova Tel: +39 010 5492500 Fax: +39 010 591392

93/1 GPF Witthayu A, 7th Fl., Wireless Road, Lumpini, Pathumwan, Bangkok 10330 Tel: +66 2 254 1041 Fax: +66 2 251 1605 E-mail: execdirector@amchamthailand.com Website: www.amchamthailand.com

20th Floor, Unit 202 Thai CC Tower, 889 South Sathorn Road, Yannawa, Bangkok 10120 Tel: +66 2 210 0217-8 Fax: +66 2 675 6696 E-mail: execdirector@austchamthailand.com Website: www.austchamthailand.com

The Belgian-Luxembourg-Thai Chamber of Commerce

Viale Virgilio 5 (Posillipo) - 80132 Napoli Tel: +39 081 7690959 Fax: +39 081 5536107

# 1909, 19th Fl., BB Building, Sukhumvit 21, Wattana, Bangkok 10110 Tel: +66 2 260 7501 Fax: +66 2 260 7502 E-mail: info@beluthai.org Website: www.beluthai.org

Thai Consulate - Torino: Circoscrizione Piemonte, Valle D’aosta

The British Chamber of Commerce

Via Genovesi 2 - 10128 Torino Tel: +39 011 503809 Fax: +39 011 5806180

7th Floor, 208 Wireless Bldg., Wireless Road, Lumpini, Pathumwan, Bangkok 10330 Tel: +66 2 651 5350 Fax: +66 2 651 5354 E-mail: greg@bccthai.com Website: members.bccthai.com

Thai Consulate - Venezia: Circoscrizione Triveneto

Thai-Canadian Chamber of Commerce

Sestiere Castello 4419 - 30122 Venezia Tel: +39 044 4342917 Fax: +39 044 4279968 E-mail: consolato@consolatotailandia.it

Useful Addresses

Thai Consulate - Napoli: Circoscrizione Campania

9th Sethiwan Tower, 139 Pan Road, Silom, Bangrak, Bangkok 10500 Tel: +66 2 66 6085-6 Fax: +66 2 66 6087 E-mail: tccc@loxinfo.co.th Website: www.tccc.or.th

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Thai-Chinese Chamber of Commerce

India-Thai Chamber of Commerce

Danish-Thai Chamber of Commerce

The Irish Thai Chamber of Commerce

5th Floor Phayathai Building B 34 Phayathai Road, Ratchathewi, Bangkok 10400 Tel: +66 2 354-5220 Fax: +66 2 354-5221 E-mail: contact@dancham.or.th Website: www.dancham.or.th

Maneeya Center Building, 7th Floor, 518/5 Ploenchit Road, Lumpini, Pathumwan, Bangkok 10330 Tel: +66 2 652 0848 Fax: +66 2 652 0671 Email: info@irishthaicc.com Website: www.irishthaicc.com

Thai-Finnish Chamber of Commerce

Thai-Israel Chamber of Commerce

9th Fl., Thai CC Bldg., 889 South Sathorn Road, Khet Sathorn, Bangkok 10120 Tel: +66 2 675 8574-84 Fax: +66 2 212 3916 E-mail: thaiccc@thaiccc.or.th Website: www.thaiccc.or.th

5th Floor Phayathai Building B 34 Phayathai Road, Ratchathewi, Bangkok 10400 Tel: +66 2 354 5215-7 Fax: +66 2 354 5218 E-mail: tfcc@thaifin.or.th Website: www.thaifin.or.th

14th Fl. Manorom Bldg., 3354/46-47.

Rama IV Rd Klongtoey, Bangkok 10110 Tel: +66 2 672 7020 Fax: +66 2 672 7021 E-mail: ticc@thaisraelcc.com Website: www.thaisraelcc.com

Franco-Thai Chamber of Commerce

Japanese Chamber of Commerce

5th Floor, Indosuez House 152 Wireless Road, Lumpini Pathumwan, Bangkok 10330 Tel: +66 2 650 9613-4 Fax: +66 2 650 9739 E-mail: director@francothaicc.com Website: www.francothaicc.com

15th Fl., Amarin Tower, 500 Ploenchit Road, Pathumwan, Bangkok 10330 Tel: +66 2 256 9170-3 Fax: +66 2 652 0931 E-mail: yon@jcc.or.th Website: www.jcc.or.th

German-Thai Chamber of Commerce

Korean-Thai Chamber of Commerce

25th Fl., Empire Tower 3, 195 South Sathorn Road, Yannawa, Bangkok 10120 Tel: +66 2 670 0600* Fax: +66 2 670 0601 E-mail: gtcc@gtcc.org Website: www.gtcc.org

Thai-HongKong Trade Association Useful Addresses

13 Soi Atthakarn Prasit South Sathorn Road, Bangkok 10120 Tel: +66 2 287 3001-2 Fax: +66 2 679-7720 E-mail: indiathaicc@gmail.com Website: www.itcc.or.th

25th Floor, Empire Tower 3, 195 South Sathorn Road, Yannawa, Bangkok 10120 Tel: +66 2 343 9008-9 Fax: +66 2 343-9029 E-mail: thai-hongkong@thta.or.th Website: www.thta.or.th

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6th Fl., Rajapark Building, 163 Sukhumvit 21 9Asoke), Klong Toey Nua, Wattana , Bangkok 10110 E-mail: tkcc@korchamthai.com Website: www.korchamthai.com

Malaysian-Thai Chamber of Commerce

3601 36th Floor, Q Houses Lumpini Bldg., South Sathorn Rd., Tungmahamek, Sathorn Bangkok 10120 Tel: +66 2 677-7393 Fax: +66 2 677-7394 E-mail: admin@mtcc.or.th Website: www.mtcc.or.th

Netherlands-Thai Chamber of Commerce (NTCC)

South African-Thai Chamber of Commerce

New Zealand Thai Chamber of Commerce

Thai-Swedish Chamber of Commerce

Thai-Norwegian Chamber of Commerce

Swiss-Thai Chamber of Commerce

Thai-Pakistan Chamber of Commerce

Thai-Taiwan Business Association

15 Soi Tonson, Ploenchit Road Lumpini, Pathumwan, Bangkok 10330, Thailand Tel: +66 2 309 5250 E-mail: info@ntccthailand.org Website: www.ntccthailand.org

9th Fl., ITF Tower, 140/11 Silom Rd., Bangkok 10500 Tel: +66 2 634 3283 Fax: +66 2 634 3004 E-mail: director@nztcc.org Website: www.nztcc.org

14th Fl., Mahatun Plaza, 888/142 Ploenchit Road Lumpini, Pathumwan, Bangkok 10330 Tel: +66 2 650 8444-6 Fax: +66 2 627 3042 E-mail: contact@norcham.com Website: www.norcham.com

Ocean General Insurance Place, Unit J, 16th Fl. 163 Suriwongse Road, Bangrak, Bangkok 10500 Tel: +66 2 634 0147-8 Fax: +66 2 634 0149 E-mail: info@thai-pakistanchamber.com Website: www.thai-pakistanchamber.com

10-04B, 10th Floor, Times Square Bldg., 246 Sukhumvit Road, Klongtoey, Bangkok 10110 Tel: +66 2 229 4747-8 Fax: +66 2 229 4749 E-mail: satcc@satcc.net Website: www.satcc.net

5th Floor Phayathai Building B 34 Phayathai Road, Ratchathewi, Bangkok 10400 Tel: +66 2 354 5229 Fax: +66 2 354 5234 E-mail: contact@swecham.com Website: www.swecham.com

36/9-10 Chaengwattana Rd. Thungsonghong, Laksi, Bangkok 10210 Tel: +66 2 573 5699 Fax: +66 2 574 1065 E-mail: info@swissthai.com Website: www.swissthai.com

2nd Fl. Royal Castle Tower, No.30/207 Sukhumvit Soi 39, Klongtannua, Wattana, Bangkok 10110 Tel: +66 2 662 7335 Fax: +66 2 662 7382 E-mail: ttba@ttba.or.th Website: www.ttba.or.th

Thai-Russian Chamber of Commerce

14th Fl. Loxley Bldg., 102 Na Ranong Rd., Klongtoey, Bangkok 10110 Tel: +66 2 348 8873 Fax: +66 2 348 8873 E-mail: admin@trcc.or.th Website: www.trcc.or.th

Singapore-Thai Chamber of Commerce

Useful Addresses

193/8 Lake Rachada Office Complex, 1st Fl. Rachadapisek Rd., Klongtoey, Bangkok 10110 Tel: +66 2 264 0680-4 Fax: +66 2 264 0688 E-mail: marketing@singaporethaicc.or.th Website: www.singaporethaicc.or.th

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Company list

Company list A ABB Ltd. Air France KLM A Luxury Collection Hotel, Bangkok American Express (Thai) Co., Ltd. Apalink (Thailand) Co., Ltd. Aroy Italy Co., Ltd. Asia Cement Public Company Limited B Bangkok Exhibition Services Ltd. Banyan Tree Bangkok Benetton Asia Pacific Limited Berli Jucker Public Company Limited Bioagricert (Thailand) Co., Ltd. Blu Acqua Co., Ltd. Bonthai Co., Ltd. Boomerang Village Resort Co., Ltd. Bumrungrad International Buono (Thailand) Co., Ltd. C Camillian Hospital Capital Logistic (Bangkok) Ltd. Casa Grande Cucine Co., Ltd. Casa Monica Co., Ltd. / Salvatore Restaurant Cavallino Motors Co.,Ltd. C.C.C. Technology Co., Ltd. Centara Grand & Bangkok Convention Centre Central Trading Co., Ltd. Chanintr Living Limited Chiem Cosmetic Packaging Co., Ltd. CK Shosen Co., Ltd. Cover Asia Co., Ltd. Creation Bijoux Co., Ltd. Creatus Corporation Limited Crowne Plaza Bangkok Lumpini Park C.S.M. Deutschland GmbH D Davinci the world of interiors Davinco Co., Ltd. de facto Asia Company Limited Del Casaro (Thailand) Co., Ltd. DIGITHAI Software Group Co., Ltd. Dogale Ospitalità e Benessere S.R.L Ducati Motor (Thailand) Co., Ltd. Ducatisti Co., Ltd. Dusit Thani Bangkok

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E Easy Smile Company Limited 079 Emco Ltd (Thailand) Limited 080 Emirates 081 Empire Motor Sport Co., Ltd. 082 Etihad Airways 083 Eugenio Collavini Viticoltori 084 Euro Creations Co., Ltd. 085 Eurofood/The Commercial Company of Siam Ltd. 086 Europac Co., Ltd. 087 F Fabrinet Co., Ltd. 090 F&B Enterprise Co., Ltd. 088 F. Infinity Chalon Co., Ltd. 089 Fls 1993 (Thailand) Co., Ltd. 091 Food Ditalia Co., Ltd 092 G Galanga Co., Ltd. 096 GB Consulting Co., Ltd. 097 G.B.S. Construction & Properties Co., Ltd. 094 G.DS Co., Ltd. 095 Gem Creations Limited 098 Generali life Insurance (Thailand) Co., Ltd. 099 Geodis Wilson Thai Ltd. 100 G Four International Co. Ltd 093 Global-Findings.Com® (Thailand) Ltd. 101 Grand Hyatt Erawan Bangkok 102 Great Earth International Company Limited 103 H Hansar Bangkok (Hansar Hotel Co., Ltd.) 104 Hemaraj Land and Development PLC. 105 Homeplan Company Limited 106 Hua Hin Leisure Co., Ltd. 107 I IARP Asia Co., Ltd. 109 I.G.S. Public Co., Ltd. 108 Il Tartufo Co., Ltd. 110 Impero Co., Ltd. 111 Intercosped (Thailand) Co., Ltd. 112 Interglobo Transunion (Thailand) Co., Ltd. 113 International Legal Counsellors Thailand Ltd. 114 Istyle Cuisine Corporation Limited / L’ulivo Restaurant 115 Italasia Group 116 Italia & Asia S.R.L. 117 Italmec Siam Co., Ltd 118 Italsiam Motors Co., Ltd. 119

R Rainbow (Bangkok) Co., Ltd. / FABIO 159 RING Co., Ltd. 161 River of East West Harmony Co., Ltd. 162 S Savino Del Bene (Thailand) Ltd. 163 Scandinavian Publishing Co., Ltd. 164 Selecta Alimenta Co., Ltd. 165 Sheraton Grande Sukhumvit, 166 Siae Microelettronica South East Asia Co., Ltd. 167 Sino-Pacific Trading (Thailand) Co., Ltd. 168 Southeast Asia Organic Co., Ltd. 169 Stebel (Asia-Pacific) Limited 170 Strategic Catering Co., Ltd. 171 Swissotel Nai Lert Park Bangkok 172 T Tecnocasa Group / Happy World SM Co., Ltd. 173 Thai Commodities Co., Ltd. 174 Thai Optical Group Public Co., Ltd. 175 Thai Prestige Auto Sales Co., Ltd. (TPA) 176 Thavorn Tractor Engineering Co., Ltd. 177 The Garden of Eden 178 The St. Regis Bangkok 160 The Sukhothai Bangkok 179 Tilleke & Gibbins International Ltd. 180 Toscana Photographic Workshop 181 Transpo International Ltd. (Asian Tigers Mobility) 043 Trentino Sprint 182 Turkish Airlines INC. 183 U Usi Far East Co., Ltd. 184 W Wald S.R.L. 185 Watermark Restaurant Co.,Ltd. 186 Z Zanotti (Thailand) Limited 187

Company list

J Jaspal Co., Ltd. 120 Jet Airways (India) Ltd 121 Jewelry Network Co., Ltd. 122 Jk Co-Ordinate Co., Ltd. 123 Jus Laws & Consult Co., Ltd. 124 K Kim Chua Group Co., Ltd. 126 King Power International Co., Ltd. 127 KIS International School 128 Kitchenart (Thailand) Co., Ltd. 129 K+Z Corporation Ltd. 125 L Leafy Co., Ltd. 130 Legal & Commercial Services International 131 LGV Engineering Co., Ltd. 132 Link B-GRIMM Limited 133 Lion Tyres (Thailand) Co., Ltd. 134 L’osteria Limited Partnership 135 Lotus Consulting International Co., Ltd. 136 M Mamma Mia Ordinary Partnership 137 M.C. Asia Co., Ltd. 138 MDA Consulting South East Asia Co., Ltd. 139 MonzArt Bronze Benny Line Co., Ltd. 140 N New Electrical Technology Ltd. 141 NGV System Co., Ltd. 142 Niche Cars 143 O Oceanic Management Co., Ltd. 144 Ognibene India Pvt Ltd (Oil) 145 Omi Asia Co., Ltd 146 Osteria Co., Ltd. 147 P Palakiss S.P.A 148 Pane & Vino Ltd. 149 Paragon Co., Ltd. 150 Piccolomondo Co., Ltd. 151 Plaza Athénée Bangkok, A Royal Méridien Hotel 152 Poly Sun Co., Ltd. 153 PREALBA Co., Ltd. 154 Property Khaolak Co., Ltd. 155 Q Qatar Airways 157 Quick Pack Pacific Co., Ltd. 158 Q.Yield Associates Co., Ltd. 156

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Member list

Members List A Achara Jeamthavorn Adriano Ciocca Alain Deurwaerder Alberto Cinicola Alberto Ferraris Alberto Innocenti Alberto La Lumia Alessandro Frau Alessandro Scalvini Alexander Schillinger Allen Howden Amnuai Termpanichdee (Anthony) Anakkawat Kowathanakul Andrea Marcon Andreas Bonifacio Angelo Depretis Anindam Choudhury Anongnard Li Anuwat Wongduangkaew Apichat Leenutaphong Augusto Romei B Badipol Chutrakul Bruno Liotta C Carlo Collina Carlo Corbo Carlo Filippo Ciambrelli Ph.D. Carlo Roberti Chaiyavut Chomsakorn Chakrit Benedetti Chanintr Sirisant Chanipa Parnsingha Chanya Kreevek Charan Singhsachathet Chatchai Thaviyonchai Chatchaphon Pittayathikhun Chavalit Thaviyonchai Chayaporn Phornprapha Chutima Sukjamsai Chernchai Niyamanusorn Chooleng Goh Chotiwat Lattapanit Claudio Ceriani Claudio Conversi Claudio Fegino Clemence Gautier Craig Thomas

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D Daniel Simon David De Vos David Nardone Davide Contu Salis Dominique Bernhardt E Eddy Uber Ekachai Savetsomphob Eric Durand Eugenio Collavini F Fabio Bergomi Fabrizio Mazzocchi Federico Cardini Federico Cellini Ferry Tjahjono Francesco Jose’ Rivi Francesco Pensato G Gabriele De Santis Giacomo Brunco Giacomo Mauri Giancarlo De Santis Gianmarco Barzoni Secchia Gianmaria Zanotti Gianni Favro Giovanni Contarin Giuseppe Fornillo Giuseppe Zigrino Gregers Moller Gregory Meadows H Harald Kuhnke Hervé Moulin Holger Jakobs I Issara Sareewatthanawut J Jana Sasik Jeerasak Loturit Jimenez Josè Jinnapat Tongviseskul Joe Rajadurai Justin Pau K Kanakarn Chonnucha Keith Andrew Brooks Keith Meader

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