Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn

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Pics from the trip The Princess visited her people in the Southern region of Thailand Btw 25-27 September
ALL Pics r from Matichon.co.th​

 

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Princess Sirindhorn in Versailles for Openning Ceremony of Thai Cultural Exhibition (Delinews)

 

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Princess' Diary released Wednesday

A 2007 diary of cooking recipes of HRH Princess Sri Nagarindra the Princess Mother and HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn, will hit the shelves today.

Entitled, "Krua Sa Pathum" (The Kitchen of Sa Pathum Palace), it contains colourful photographs of HRH the Princess Mother and HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn, while cooking in the palace plus their own handwritten instructions for 12 cooking recipes.

Two recipes written in English by the late the Princess Mother are 'Boston Baked Beans' and 'Boston Brown Bread' - both favourites of His Majesty the King as the Princess Mother cooked for the King when he was young.

The other 10 recipes are written by HRH the Princess in Thai and English.
http://www.nationmultimedia.com/2006/10/17/headlines/headlines_30016416.php

 

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One of the Princess' portraits from her 2007 Diary (Pic: PostToday newspaper)​

 

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The Diary's Cover
The Center pic is the Princess Mother.
(Pic: matichon.co.th)​

 

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Is she married?

 

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Is she married?

The Princess is the only child of TM that does not get marry.

 

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HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn demonstrates her cooking skills during an opening the ceremony of Book Expo Thailand 2006 on Wednesday.

Her Dairy, Krua Sa Pathum (The Kitichen of Sa Pathum Palace) also hits the shelves at the Expo.

I also read from manager.co.th that Pss will give the revenue from the sell of this dairy in the expo to Thai Red Cross to help thai people who suffer from flood

Pic: manager.co.th​

 

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Flood Crisis

Relief packs delivered but 10 more drown
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Her Royal Highness Maha Chakri Sirindhorn assigned her deputy secretary Samreung Eaimsa-ard to grant 150 food survival bags amounting to 400kg of rice, 287kg of sausages, and 8,286 bottles of water to residents in Angthong yesterday afternoon.
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http://www.nationmultimedia.com/2006/10/19/national/national_30016575.php

And More Pic from the Princess' Diary (Pic:matichon.co.th)

The Princess and the Princess Mother.​

 

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More Pics from the Princess' Diary 2007 (Pic:Khaosod Newspaper)

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HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn presided over the opening ceremony of the Library in Phuket -- 20-10-2006
Pic: manager.co.th​

 

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On the occasion of the Fourth International Conference on Vetiver (ICV-4) which will be held in Caracas, Venezuela between 22-26 October 2006, Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn, the Chairperson of His Majesty the King of Thailand’s Chaipattana Foundation, has graciously granted US$ 10,000 from the Chaipattana Foundation for “The King of Thailand Vetiver Awards” for the most outstanding works on vetiver. This year winners are researchers from Thailand and Venezuela.
(vetiver.com)
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Thailand, 17 Oct 2006 -- Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn presented FAO awards to four Asian farmers for outstanding achievements in the areas of livestock (China), industrial crops production (Myanmar), seed farming (Pakistan) and aquaculture (Thailand).

(fao.org)

 

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Flora exhibition in full bloom today

HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn will preside over the Royal Flora Expo's opening ceremony today.

https://www.nationmultimedia.com/2006/11/01/headlines/headlines_30017711.php

“Royal Flora Ratchaphruek” is one of the grand celebrations being hosted by the Royal Thai Government in honor of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej (Rama IX),the world’s longest reigning monarch. His Majesty is ‘Father of the Nation’ and ‘Beloved King’ to the Thai people.

For more infomation about the expo pls. with https://www.royalfloraexpo.com

Pic: Dailynews.co.th​

THE ROYAL PAVILION​

Thailand’s new landmark, the Royal Pavilion, is constructed in the exquisite Lanna (northern Thai) style and will house exhibits relating to His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej’s agricultural theories and projects. Designed to be a center of knowledge, the Royal Pavilion is an important element in Royal Flora Ratchaphruek 2006.​

With a total area of over 6,000 square meters, the Royal Pavilion has two floors and is part wood, part concrete. It is being built by three artisan families renowned in the region for their traditional craftsmanship. The Lanna architectural style can be traced back hundreds of years. The decoration also includes various other sculptures.​

An exhibition called “An Agricultural King — A Brilliance that Benefits the People” will be housed on the first floor. The second floor of the Royal Pavilion will contain murals depicting activities of His Majesty the King. The murals are being painted by a Thai National Artist, Preecha Taothong, who also designed The Royal Virtue Tree.​

Info:https://www.royalfloraexpo.com​

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Pic: 1-4 (manager.co.th) 5 (dailynews.co.th)​

The Royal Virtue Tree​

The Royal Virtue Tree, which by the time the exposition ends, will have 21,915 leaves — the number of days His Majesty the King has been on the throne. Each leaf is embossed with one of the Ten Royal Virtues — guidelines based on the teachings of the Lord Buddha that have been observed by Thai kings for generations. These virtues are meant to bring about good and just government, and include integrity, sacrifice, compassion and kindness.

There are three tiers of leaves, each with a different color. The leaves on the bottom tier are a coppery red, and relate to the time when His Majesty had recently acceded to the throne and began taking an interest in agricultural matters. The leaves in the middle are golden, symbolizing the time when his projects started to yield successful results and improve peoples’ lives. The leaves on the upper tier are the color of platinum, and symbolize the present day sixty years since His Majesty’s accession.

Info:https://www.royalfloraexpo.com​

 

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Some pics from the Royal Flora Expo

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Pic: matichon.co.th​

 

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Gardening display delights princess at Thailand expo

The Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Agriculture (MMAA) is participating in the Royal Flora Ratchaphruek Exhibition 2006 being held in Thailand, a release said.Some 35 countries and many gardening companies are taking part in the exhibition that was inaugurated on November 1.
Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn, the daughter of the king of Thailand, paid a visit to the Qatari wing where she was received by the director of the Agricultural and Research Department at the MMAA, Sheikh Faleh bin Nasser al-Thani, who is the head of the Qatari team.
Following a tour of the Qatar pavilion , Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn expressed her admiration of Qatari gardening methods. She also hailed the traditional touches inspired by the Qatari environment.
At the end of her visit, Sheikh Faleh presented the princess a memento.
An Arab tent has also been set up in the wing where Qatari coffee is served to visitors.
(Gulf Time)

 

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Unesco hails contribution of princess

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (Unesco) has named Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn as one of 60 women who have made long-term contributions to the 60-year-old organisation. The selection of 60 talented women from across the globe was made to celebrate Unesco's 60th anniversary.
The list of Unesco's outstanding women, hailing from 52 countries, together with brief information about their relationships with UNESCO, has been published in a book entitled 60 Women Contributing to the 60 Years of Unesco _ Constructing the Foundations of Peace.
Unesco lauds HRH Princess Sirindhorn for her hard work in empowering marginalised children through education.
The publication was launched late last month. The end of the year-long celebration is this month.

more info at http://unesdoc.unesco.org/images/0014/001475/147530E.pdf

 

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Congratulations to HRH! It's nice to see the Princess's hard work being recognised.

 

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Princess donating items to be buried in TimeCapsule

The country's first astronomical Time Capsule is almost ready to be buried as the Thai Astronomical Society has nearly completed collecting items that will be kept in the capsule. Among the items are Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn's glasses she wore while viewing a total solar eclipse and her letter telling future generations about her astronomical experiences, said Aree Sawasdee, chairman of the Thai Astronomical Society.

The Time Capsule will be embedded at the Military Cadet School in Nakhon Nayok province for 60 years as soon as the Princess finishes writing the letter, he said. ''We will put the Princess' memo and her eclipse glasses into the capsule, together with the astronomical equipment we use nowadays, microfilm, books, and documents on astronomy,'' he said.

Bangkok Post

 

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2nd Thai-Lao Friendship Bridge opens Wednesday

BANGKOK, Dec 14 (TNA) - The second Thai-Lao Friendship Bridge will be officially opened next Wednesday by HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn of Thailand and Lao Vice President Bounnhang Vorachith, a senior Thai official said on Thursday.

 

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Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn arrives at opening ceremony of the second friendship bridge over the Mekong river at the Thai-Laos border, 20 December 2006. Thailand and Laos on 20 December celebrated the opening of the second friendship bridge over the Mekong river, which they hope will boost trade and tourism in the region. The bridge spanning Southeast Asia's famous waterway is 1,600 meters (5,250 feet) long and 12 meters (40 feet) wide, and construction started in December 2003 -- at a total cost of about 2.5 billion baht (70 million USD).

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Beatiful! We can said this Princess accomplish her duties beatifully!

Vanesa.

 

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HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn delivered the flowers to the wounded victims being treated at Rajavithi and Chulalongkorn hospitals.
At Rajavithi Hospital, the princess wished Samruay Sidao, who broke his left arm and sustained serious injuries to his legs, a rapid recovery.

http://www.bangkokpost.com/News/02Jan2007_news03.php

 

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HRH Princess Sirindhorn grants Pooh bear, Barbie doll to bomb-victim girl

HRH Princess Sirindhorn grants Pooh bear, Barbie doll to bomb-victim girl

HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn Thursday graciously sent a big Pooh bear and a Barbie doll to a 12 year old girl who got injured during the New Year's Eve bomb attacks.
Thanyasinee Mangkornphan received the royal gifts along with get-well-soon card from the princess via Thai Red Cross Society's secretary general Pan Wannamethee.
The Nation

 

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Kindness from the Princess
Kindness from the Princess
Kindness from the Princess

Pic from the day she went to visit the bomp victims

 

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Classical costumes reborn on computer screen

Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn has suggested using computer graphics to help remake the costumes of Thai classical khon performances to bring the elegant designs back to life.

The plan was initiated by Her Majesty the Queen who became concerned about the designs used in traditional costumes while watching khon at Phuphan Palace in Sakon Nakhon four years ago.

The motifs used in the cloth design were very different from those seen in the past and they needed to be redesigned to make them more impressive, Culture Minister Khunying Khaisri Sri-aroon quoted the Queen as saying.

"The current patterns of the costumes lack detail and delicacy," Khunying Khaisri said, referring to the clothes worn by both the male lead (phra) and female lead (nang) in the show.
The Queen has contributed 300,000 baht of her own money to help the Fine Arts Department conduct a study of the new designs.

Bangkok Post

 

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Princess grants financial support for Vietnamese schools

BANGKOK, Feb 1 (TNA) - Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn of Thailand has donated more than Bt 780,000 (about US$ 21,000) for support of school projects designed to improve the quality of life for young students in northern Vietnam, Thai Foreign Ministry spokesman Kitti Wasinondh said on Wednesday.

The three schools, chosen by UNESCO as beneficiaries of a pilot project on comprehensive development of schools initiated by the princess, are located in Vietnam's northern provinces of Quang Ninh, Ninh Binh and Hoa Binh, the localities where most of the residents live their lives in fisheries occupations, the spokesman said.

The fund will be used in school activities, mainly focusing on improving nutrition and sanitation standards for young school children. (TNA)-E009

 

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Thai Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn cuts the ribbon during the opening ceremony of the "Prince Mahidol Award Conference 2007" held in Bangkok, capital of Thailand, on Feb. 1, 2007.

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Princess calls on drug firms to work for benefit of all

HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn urged the global pharmaceutical industry yesterday to contribute more to fight against "neglected diseases" in the developing world.


In the opening speech at the Prince Mahidol Award Conference to 300 participants from various countries, the princess said that producing innovative drugs in the research and development sector was a tough task - but making any achievements that serves all of mankind was even more vital.


"It is well-known that research and development in medical sciences is not easy to achieve as they are time-consuming tasks and require great perseverance. More difficult and complicated still, would be how the results of such achievements are meant for the benefit of all mankind and all countries of the world," the princess said.


Improving access to essential health technologies for neglected diseases was the principle topic for Prince Mahidol Award conference this year.


HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn, who is president of the Prince Mahidol Award Foundation, said the issue was selected in order to bring global attention to this important problem and to suggest actions that would improve the health of the most vulnerable populations.


Her point of concern was echoed by the director general of the World Health Organisation (WHO), Dr Margaret Chan, who was a keynote speaker at the event.

"The human suffering [from diseases] is far greater than the 270 cases of avian influenza reported globally over the past three years," Dr Chan said.
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Princess calls on drug firms to work for benefit of all

 

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she is the real princess.

 

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Princess Sirindhorn visits villagers in troubled Narathiwat

NARATHIWAT, Feb 8 (TNA) - Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn on Thursday visited a village in the violence-plagued province of Narathiwat to follow up on royally-initiated projects to help solve the health problems of local residents.

Princess Sirinthorn met villagers in Peenaemudor village in Narathiwat's Chor Ai Rong district to observe the progress of the royally-initiated projects, where Public Health Minister Dr. Mongkol Na Songkhla and villagers received her.