Delta Thailand Donates Innergie Adapters to Ministry of Foreign Affairs Thailand in Support of International Relations

Bangkok, July 26, 2024 – Delta Electronics (Thailand) PCL, is donating adapters from Innergie, a brand of Delta Electronics, to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Thailand for use as souvenirs at the upcoming 62nd Asian-African Legal Consultative Organization (AALCO) summit. Mr. Victor Cheng, Delta Thailand CEO, met with Mrs. Suphanvasa Chotikajan Tang, Director-General of the Department of Treaties and Legal Affairs, to officially hand over the donated Innergie adapters for the international diplomatic event to be held from September 8^th to 13^th.

“Thailand is strategically poised at the heart of the Southeast Asia region with rapid developments in innovation and the electronics industry,” said Mr. Victor Cheng. “For 35 years, Delta Thailand has developed and shipped world-class power electronics products to global brands. Delta’s Innergie chargers are a perfect example of award-winning design, best-in-class power efficiency and advanced electronics technology. We hope this compact, flexible and powerful gift will showcase the adaptability and competitiveness of Thailand’s electronics industry to the world.”

The Asian-African Legal Consultative Organization (AALCO), was established in 1956 and has 48 member countries. It serves as an advisory body in the field of international law and as a forum for Asian-African co-operation in legal matters of common concern. This year’s agenda topics will include environment and sustainable development as well as international trade and investment law.

This latest collaboration reinforces the long-standing relationship between Delta Electronics Thailand and government institutions like the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Both sides share a commitment to advancing Thailand’s technological, business, and diplomatic interests through collaboration. Additionally, Delta collaborates with universities to upskill students and share knowledge of current technologies. Initiatives such as the Delta Industrial Automation Academy and the Delta Power Electronics Lab are prime examples. Through these projects, Delta has partnered with universities to establish power electronics labs equipped with the latest testing equipment and training curriculums, preparing Thai students and professors for the emerging megatrend of electrification.