Customs & Excise Council: August 2026 Video Conference
The Customs & Excise Council will convene virtually on August 5. This Council supports AMCHAM members in their import and export activities, and these meetings serve as a forum to share common challenges and seek clarification. Council leaders will also share updates on AMCHAM's ongoing dialogue
Aerospace Council: August 2026 Video Conference
This gathering is for all members to connect and exchange ideas and updates on aerospace and aviation industry. At the meeting, the council leaders will update on the current industry situation. The updates will be followed by a general free flow discussion on the state of the Thai and regional aviation industry.
Advanced Manufacturing Committee: RMA Factory Tour
The AMCHAM Thailand Advanced Manufacturing Committee is pleased to invite you to a factory tour of the RMA Automotive Distribution Center in Laem Chabang, Thailand — a 90,000 m² state-of-the-art manufacturing facility.
Government Affairs Council: August 2026 Video Conference
All AMCHAM members are welcome to attend the Government Affairs Council meetings to stay abreast of the policy priorities that AMCHAM advocates for on behalf of members. Advance registration is necessary.
Multi-Chamber EEC Briefing and Networking Hosted by GTCC
The American Chamber of Commerce in Thailand (AMCHAM), in collaboration with GTCC, AustCham, BCCT, ITCC, NTCC, TNCC, SATCC, SweCham, is pleased to extend an invitation to GTCC Multi-Chamber EEC Briefing on ''Future-Proofing Leadership: Navigating Strategic Hiring, Cultural Synergy, and Next-Gen Management'' with JP contagi ASIA followed by GTCC Multi-Chamber EEC Networking on August 14, 2026.
Thailand-U.S. Trade & Investment Summit 2026: Building on a Longstanding Partnership
AMCHAM Thailand, the Thai Chamber of Commerce, and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce are pleased to invite you to the Thailand-U.S. Trade and Investment Summit, bringing together a distinguished audience of public and private sector executives. Accelerating Growth Through Strategic Partnership. As Thailand and the United States navigate a changing global economy, this year?s Summit will focus on advancing trade and fostering innovation-led growth. His Excellency Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Anutin Charnvirakul will deliver the keynote address, outlining the future of the Thailand?U.S. economic partnership, while U.S. Ambassador to Thailand Sean O'Neill will provide the opening remarks. Delivering Market Insights at Speed. A highlight of this year?s program is the 9-9-9 Rapid-Fire Briefing, featuring nine industry leaders delivering nine key market insights in nine minutes each. The afternoon will focus firstly on a roundtable discussion that explores technology and digital trust, with a second session covering emerging agribusiness opportunities and priority sectors for U.S. exporters. Exploring New Growth Opportunities. Discussions will highlight opportunities across trade, tourism, agribusiness, the digital economy, sustainability, digital infrastructure, healthcare and wellness, and the creative economy. Building a Competitive and Resilient Economy. The Summit will bring together government and business leaders to identify practical strategies for strengthening competitiveness, attracting investment, and driving sustainable growth through continued Thailand?U.S. collaboration.
Digital Governance Council: August 2026
The Digital Governance Council explores key issues in digital transformation, artificial intelligence (AI), data privacy, cybersecurity for advocacy efforts shaping Thailand's digital economy. These meetings provide AMCHAM members with insights and updates on relevant policies and regulatory frameworks...
Tax Council: Pillar Two Global Minimum Tax and Thai Tax Update
The AMCHAM Tax Council invites you to join their quarterly meeting, where council leaders and members share knowledge and ask questions on emerging tax issues that affect companies doing business in Thailand or regionally. These meetings are also the forum for members to identify key issues of concern for engagement with the Revenue Department.
