MQDC Holds “National Sustainnovation Forum 2022”

MQDC Holds “National Sustainnovation Forum 2022”

MQDC as the “Pioneering Developer in Sustainnovation for All Well-Being” held the national “MQDC Sustainnovation Forum 2022” under the topic of “Future of Urbanization” at True Digital Park Auditorium.

25 August 2022, Bangkok – MQDC as the “Pioneering Developer in Sustainnovation for All Well-Being” held the national “MQDC Sustainnovation Forum 2022” under the topic of “Future of Urbanization” at True Digital Park Auditorium.

Mr. Visit Malaisirirat, CEO of MQDC, said: “As a leading real estate developer that operates to global standards, MQDC has witnessed various dimensions of urban transitions and how they affect society and people. To live well, urban residents depend on city infrastructure. With that in mind, MQDC offers development plans and ways to address current and future challenges.

“Our seminar invited urban design experts, innovators, urban researchers, and analysts, as well as urban development enthusiasts and young city residents, to discuss urbanization trends and find ways to shape the future of urbanization to build a truly resilient city that supports sustainable development. The event is in line with MQDC’s ‘For All Well-Being’ mission.”

MQDC Sustainnovation Forum 2022 was realized by 4 key organizations: FutureTales Lab, RISC, Creative Lab, and Unisus-EEC. They shared valuable insights, knowledge, and trends to build a resilient city. The seminar covered the following topics:

• Dr. Karndee Leopairote, Executive Vice President, FutureTales Lab, addressed “How Future Cities Will Be Transformed”.
• Assoc. Prof. Dr. Singh Intrachooto, Chief Advisor, Research & Innovation for Sustainability Center (RISC), spoke on “Resilience Framework for Resilient City”.
• Mr. Parut Penpayap, Senior Director of Creative Lab by MQDC and Project Director of MQDC Metaverse, presented “From Urbanscape to Humanscape: Adapting towards Sustainability”.
• Mr. Kecha Thirakomen, Chairman of the Board, EEC Engineering Network, and Chairman of the Board, Unisus Green Energy, covered “Engineering Model for Future Urbanization”.

The special seminar also welcomed famous Thai actress and environmentalist Khemupsorn ‘Cherry’ Sirisukha, Thailand’s first alumnus of the Oxford Leading Sustainable Corporations Programme, who enlightened the participants on concrete ways people can help to make the city more sustainable.

“With this forum, we aim to be a force for positive change in the city of Bangkok, in the aspects of the environment, well-being, city management, urban design, and infrastructure for get ready to cope with changes in the years to come. We hope that MQDC’s practical knowledge base can be applied to everyday life to benefit society,” said Mr. Malaisirirat.