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Dr. Nitipoom NAVARATNA
Ã.µ.Í. ´Ã. ¹ÔµÔÀÙÁÔ ¹ÇÃѵ¹ì
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Born:th
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5th
June 1960, Trat Province, Eastern Thailand |
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Son of:
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The late Mr. Meing Youprom and the late Mrs. Chean Klinyou
Mr. Meing was a descendant from a small village on the
seashores of Chanthaburi
Province on the Gulf of Thailand.
He was
born on 24th October 1930 and was elected as a Poo Yai Baan, a
village chief, on 26th January 1973 and
served until he passed away on 18th June 1986.
Mrs. Chean was
a descendant from a small village on the seashores of
Trat
Province on the Gulf of Thailand. Her
ancestors were a mix of Thai and Chinese. She was born on 24th March
1940 and passed away on 29th August 1999.
Mr. Meing and Mrs. Chean met when they moved into the
same forest area of Baan Dong Klang, Kao Saming District, Trat Province
and Nitipoom was born there. After a few years they moved to Mr. Meing’s
ancestral village in Chanthaburi
Province. Mrs. Chean became a farmer and sold Thai
sweets in the Khlung Municipal market until she was murdered
in 1999.
The Honorable (Mom Rajawongse) Chao Navaratna, who was born
in Chanthaburi, on 3rd June 1920, the son of His Serene Highness
Prince (Mom Chao) Noppamas, adopted Nitipoom Youprom.
Mom Chao
Noppamas was the governor of
Chanthaburi Province. |
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Religion:
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Buddhist |
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Education:
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3 Apr 1966 -
8 Mar 1967
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Wat
Sueng Lang School (Buddhist Temple Primary School), Khlung District, Chanthaburi
Province, Eastern Thailand
Student number 635
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25 May 1967 -
16 Mar 1973
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Sriharuthai School (Catholic Primary School), Khlung District, Chanthaburi
Province, Eastern Thailand
(www.sritaruthai.ac.th) Student
number 1925
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14 May 1973 -
1 Mar 1976
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Khlung Ratchadapisek
School, Khlung District, Chanthaburi Province, Eastern Thailand
(www.krp.ac.th)
Student number 141
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17 May 1976 -
16 Mar 1977
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Trattrakankhun School, Muang District, Trat Province, Eastern Thailand
(www.tkschool.ac.th)
Student number 5809
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16 May 1977 -
22 Mar 1978
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Benchamarchuthit School Chanthaburi, Muang District, Chanthaburi Province,
Eastern Thailand
(www.bj.ac.th)
Student number 9582
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22 May 1978 -
16 May 1979
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St. Arnaud High School, Victoria, Australia. Now known as St.
Arnaud Secondary College.
(www.starnaudsc.vic.edu.au)
Nitipoom was selected and spent 12 months as a Rotary Youth Exchange Student
promoting International Understanding and Goodwill in Australia.
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Tertiary Studies: |
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11 Jun 1979 -
4 Jul 1979
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Language School Student
Completed no 5/79 Colloquial English Course
conducted at Royal Australian Airforce School of Languages, Royal
Australian Air Force, Point Cook, Victoria, Australia.
The Royal Australian Air Force's Base Williams comprises two bases 20kms
south-west of Melbourne at Laverton and Point Cook. Each has a proud place in
Australia's military aviation history, Point Cook as the birthplace of the Air
Force and oldest continually-operating military airfield in the world, and
Laverton as the Air Force's third base since 1925, just after RAAF Base Richmond
outside Sydney. The RAAF Museum is housed at Point Cook and the RAAF Central
Band work from Laverton.
Operations at both bases have been reduced in recent times as the Australian
Defense Force has concentrated on defending
Australia's northern approaches. The two bases
were merged into one in 1999 and the Laverton airfield was sold off for suburban
development. The main function of the two bases now is training.
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9 Jun 1980 -
26 Mar 1981 |
Cooperative Studies Graduate
Certificate of Cooperative Studies
Institute for Cooperative Studies
Cooperatives Promotion Department,
Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives, Bangkok, Thailand
Class 12 |
20 Jun
1980 -
30 May 1983 |
Political Science Graduate
Bachelor of Arts
Major in Political Science
Ramkhamhaeng
University,
Bangkok, Thailand
Student code 23600406
Ramkhamhaeng
University
was established in 1971. Ever since, it has been progressively developed and
served the public as one of
Thailand’s foremost institutions for higher
education.
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Regional and City Planning Student
Faculty of Architecture
Major in Regional and City Planning
Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand
Student number B 735197
Not completed
Chulalongkorn University, Thailand's first institution of higher learning, officially came into being in March, 1917.
The groundwork and preparation for it in terms of planning and development,
however, took place more than a century ago. The worldwide economic, social and
political changes in the late nineteenth century contributed to
Siam's decision to adapt itself in order to avoid being
colonized by the Western powers (“Siam”
became “Thailand” in the year 1939). Thus King
Chulalongkorn (Rama V) had a royal policy to strengthen and improve government
so that the country could successfully resist the tide of colonialism. One of
the major parts of the policy, which would later prove to be deep-rooted and
highly effective, was to improve the Siamese educational system so as to produce
capable personnel to work in both the public and private sectors. As a result, a
school was founded in 1871 at the Royal Pages Barrack within the
Grand
Palace compound. Later on, in 1882, King Chulalongkorn
developed this school and gave it the name of "Suankularb". In the same year,
the King also established other schools, namely the
Army Cadet School, the Cartographic School, the School
for Princes, and the School for Dhamma Studies.
King Vajiravudh considered that it had achieved a level of readiness. Therefore,
he declared that it should become
Chulalongkorn
University, in honour of King Chulalongkorn, on March 26, 1917.
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4 Jun 1984 -
16 Apr 1991
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Political Science Graduate
Master of Arts
Major in Public Administration
Thammasat University, Bangkok, Thailand
Admission
number 270375
Thammasat University formerly known as the University
of Moral and Political Science is the
second oldest university and is one of the most prestigious universities in
Thailand.
More than 70 years since its
establishment in 1934, the University has produced more than 240,000
undergraduate and graduate students who have greatly contributed to the
development and progress of the society and the country.
The University's alumni include prime ministers, top-level
politicians and officers,
Bank of Thailand governors, as well as most of the city's
governors.
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| 1992 |
Law Student
External Programme
London University,
United Kingdom
Student number U 927066998
Not
completed
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1 Jan
1992 -
20 Feb 1998 |
History Graduate
Doctor of Philosophy
Major in History
Institute of Asian and African Studies
Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia
Degree number КТП
003699,
20th February, 1998
Studied in the period of Professor
Michail S. Meyer, director of the Institute of Asian and African Studies.
Defended the thesis on 14th
November 1997 – title: ‘The Evolution of Political Views and Policies of
Military Governments of Burma, 1962-1997’
Moscow State
University
was established in 1755. More than 40,000 undergraduates and about 7,000
postgraduates study at the university, and over 5,000 specialists do the
refresher course here. More than 4,000 professors and lecturers, and about 5,000
researchers work for the faculties and research institutes. The University
employs over 15,000 of ancillary staff. Every year
Moscow State University
enrolls about 2,000 international students and postgraduates from all over the
world. Moscow
State University has at its disposal more than 600 buildings and
facilities including the sky-scraper on Lenin Hills, occupying over 1 million
square metres. The University campus in Moscow covers 205.7 hectares.
The Institute of Asian and African Studies was founded in 1956 and is the leading Russian
Centre for Oriental Studies. It employs more than 250 members including 28
professors and 70 assistant professors. Many of them are well known as authors
of fundamental studies, text-books and dictionaries for their translations of
Japanese, Chinese, Sanskrit, Arabic, Hindi, Persian and other Oriental and
African texts of fiction. More than 40 oriental and West-European languages are
being taught at the Institute.
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10 Oct 2005 -
8 Sep 2006 |
Army War College Graduate
Royal Thai Army
War College
Institute of
Advanced Military Studies
Class 51
Certificate
and Medal from His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej on 10th
May 2007
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19 Dec 2006 -
29 Feb 2008 |
National Academy of
Criminal Justice Graduate
National
Academy of Criminal Justice
Judicial Training Institute
Senior Executives on Criminal Justice Administration
Class 11
Certificate
and Medals from Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn on 25th
Oct 2008
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1 Sep 2007 -
15 Dec 2007 |
Capital Market Academy
Graduate
Capital Market Academy of Thailand
Thailand Stock Exchange
Class 5
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Training:
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18 July 1985 |
Student Police Officer Graduate
Royal Thai Police Cadet
Academy
Sam Pran District, Nakhon Pathom
Province
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20 Oct 1985 |
Formal Warfare Graduate
Tactical Training Division 1
Cha Am District,
Petchaburi
Province
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5 Nov 1985 |
Border Patrol Police "Unit
Leader" Graduate
Tactical Training
Division 1
Cha Am District,
Petchaburi
Province
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13 Dec 1985 |
Parachute Training
Graduate
Aerial Reinforcement
Division (PARU)
Narasuan Fort
Hua Hin District, Prachuap Khiri Khan Province
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Positions held:
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16 May 1981 |
Civil Servant as a Cooperative Promotion Officer in the Kabinburi Cooperative
Land-Settlement, Land-Settlement Cooperative Division, Cooperatives Promotion Department, Ministry of
Agriculture and Cooperatives
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9 Jan 1982 |
Founder and Tutor of a Tutoring
School named Balance (Tutor Moo) which has enrolled
over 100,000 students since opening.
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1 Feb 1985 -
9 May 1994 |
Passed the entrance examination with 99 marks to become a Student Police Officer
Whilst training at the Royal Thai
Police Academy
was elected from 600 students to become the president of Batch 15 of Student
Police Officers who received bachelor Degrees in Law and Political Science.
After training at the Royal Thai Police Cadet Academy, and completing other special training courses, joined the
Border Patrol Police Bureau.
The Border Patrol Police Bureau was developed in the 1950s with assistance from the United States
Central Intelligence Agency. The paramilitary Border Patrol Police (BPP) has
remained until now as the country's most effective internal security force.
BPP was in charge of border security along some 4,800 kilometers
of land frontiers. The BPP's mission included collecting information on the
activities of smugglers, bandits, illegal immigrants, refugees, infiltrators,
and communist insurgents. To fulfill its mission, it employed an extensive
intelligence network and maintained surveillance over villages and farming
districts that had a history of cross-border activities.
Nitipoom’s first position was the
Platoon Commander of Company 9, at Fort Phra Buddha Yotfa which is now Border
Patrol Police Subdivision 13, Regional Border Patrol Police Division 1 in Kanchanaburi
Province, Western Thailand.
The mission was to look after the
border area of Thailand
and Burma.
Received the Bravery Award
Freeman Safeguarding Medal
(Second Class, Second Category)
whilst serving in this region
Later was moved to the Border Patrol Police Bureau Head Quarters in
Bangkok serving as a Counter Intelligence Officer of the General Staff Division.
In the time of Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev, the last head of state of the
USSR, (serving from 1985 until its collapse in 1991), the Royal Thai Police
decided to send Police Lieutenant
Nitipoom to study in the Soviet Union which later became the Russian Federation.
Whilst studying in
Russia, came back to Thailand
to resign from the Royal Thai Police Department, with rank of Police Captain, on
9th May 1994, and stood as member of Parliament for Bangkok
Constituency Six in 1995 as a Thai Citizen Party candidate and then returned to
the Russian Federation
to keep working on the Doctoral thesis. During this time commuted between Thailand and Russia often.
In
1996 The Thai Parliament dissolved, Nitipoom came back from Russia to
Thailand
to run for member of Parliament in Bangkok Constituency Seven for the Thai
Citizen Party.
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1 Jun
1996 -
31 May 1999 |
Part-time
Lecturer at Department of General Management
Faculty of Business Administration
Assumption University, Bangkok, Thailand
Lectured in BP4916 Principle of Negotiation |
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1997 - 1999
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Academic to the working group of the Opposition Leader in the House of
Representatives, Thailand (H. E. Army General Chavalit Yongchaiyut;
22nd Prime Minister of Thailand)
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3 Feb 1997 |
Daily International Affairs
Columnist for the Thai Rath Daily Newspaper, the most read daily newspaper in
Thailand with over 12 million readers
Page 2, Perd Fah Song Lok :
Open Sky Look at the World
It is one of the most popular
International Affairs columns in Thailand.
Page 15, Perd Fah Pa Sa Lok :
Open Sky Look at World Languages
It is very popular with Thai
students as it shows grammars in a humorous way.
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1 Jun 1999 -
8 Aug 2003 |
Full-time
Lecturer at Department of General Management
Faculty of Business Administration
Assumption University, Bangkok, Thailand
Lectured in BP4916 Principle of Negotiation
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2002 - 2003 |
University Council Member, Rambhai Barni Rajabhat Institute,
Chanthaburi
Province which has 8,111 students.
The campus of this institute was once Queen Rambhai Barni’s
residence - The Queen of King Prajadhipok. After the King passed away, the Queen
bought 720 rai of land in Chanthaburi. The Queen’s palace,
Pra Tam Nak Suan Ban Kaew, was then built.
In later years due to increased age, the Queen took up
permanent residence in Bangkok. Shortly thereafter, the Ministry of Education bought the Queen’s
land at a very low cost of 8 million baht. The Queen also donated land and
facilities to the Ministry. Chanthaburi Teachers’ College
was then established. The Queen permitted the college to use King Prajadhipok’s
insignia as the college emblem. This royal insignia is called "Sakdidej". The
Queen’s main aim was that this educational institute should be promoted and
developed to become the local university in the future.
In 1985, with the permission of King Bhumibol Adulyadej
- the present King, the name of Chanthaburi’s Teachers’ College was changed to "Rambhai Barni
College" in order to show gratefulness to the Queen.
On February 14, 1992, His Majesty King Bhumipol Adulyadej graciously conferred
the name "Rajabhat Institute" to the College.
Chanthaburi Teachers’ College first offered a Certificate of Education and a Certificate
of Higher Education in order to serve the region's needs.
At present, Rajabhat Rambhai Barni is an institute of higher education. It
offers Bachelor Degrees in various fields of Education, Science and Arts.
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2002 - 2008 |
Director of two programs named
"Perd
Lens Song Lok", "Open
Lens Look at the World" which airs every Friday night and the second is
"World Beyond Dern Tang Sang Chat" which airs on Saturday mornings. Both are
documentaries on gathering
information
from other countries
so that the Thai can adapt and develop, thus
making their kingdom stronger.
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22 Jan 2002 -
30 Sep 2003 |
Board of Directors of the Bank of Agriculture Cooperatives with 13,013 staff and
4,052,539 clients |
17 Dec
2002 -
16 Dec 2003
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First Chairman of the Thai - Nigerian
Chamber of Commerce
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21 Apr 2003 -
20 Dec 2005 |
Member of the Board for Customer Service Quality Assurance of Thai International
Airlines which has 26,897 staff (1,284 Captains, 5,851 Flight Attendants) and
passengers of approximately 20 million per year
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9 Aug 2003
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8 Aug 2006 |
Director, Institute of Asian
and African Studies, Assumption
University, Bangkok,
Thailand: Term 1
Institute of Asian and African Studies (IAAS) was
established in 2003 as a new addition to the well-established Assumption
University. The purposes are to study history, cultures, politics, economics of
countries and people of the world. IAAS organized international conferences.
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13 Jan 2005 -
12 Jan 2008 |
Appointed by the King of Thailand as a Council Member of the
Chiang Mai
Rajabhat
University which has 16,928
students
Chiang Mai Rajabhat University originally began as the
Northern Country Agricultural Teacher-Training School in 1924. After 1948, it
went through many changes including Chiang Mai Certificate Teacher-Training
School, Chiang Mai Teacher-Training School, Chiang Mai Teachers' College, and
finally Rajabhat Institute Chiang Mai. As a result of the Rajabhat University
Act 2004, kindly signed by His Majesty the King Rama IX on June 10, 2004, and
the announcement in the Gazette dated June 14, 2004, the school officially
became Chiang Mai Rajabhat University. The university serves many roles
including educational management, academic research, academic services to the
community, fostering of arts and culture, and professional development programs.
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9 Aug 2006 -
31 May 2009 |
Director, Institute of Asian and African Studies, Assumption University,
Bangkok, Thailand: Term 2
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19 Apr 2006 |
Senator winner with the
most votes, 257,420, in Thailand for a Senator from a Bangkok constituency. The
term started 19th April 2006 and was due to end 18th April 2012 but ended 19th
September, 2006 because of the military coup. |
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11 Oct 2006 |
Appointed by the King
of Thailand as a Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA). During this time was
Member of the Commerce Committee; Chairman of the Thai
- Hungarian Friendship Parliamentary Committee; Secretary
for the Thai-Australian Friendship Parliamentary Committee and the Thai-Iranian
Parliamentary Friendship Committee. |
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17 Sep
2007 |
Member of the National Culture Commission, Ministry of Culture
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11 Nov 2007 |
Ended the term of Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) for running in the
elections for the Puea Pandin Party but failed to get elected due to the party
being new and the people of Bangkok voted for People Power Party members or the
Democrats |
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20 Apr 2008 |
Nitipoom’s local government team won the Provincial
Administrative
Organization’s
election for
Kanchanaburi, the third largest
province in Thailand, with 124,982 votes
against the other group,
which was headed up by Mrs. Uraiwan Pongsak, who
received 79,436 votes.
Mr. Rangsan
Rasamireugseth became the Chief Executive of the Provincial Administrative
Organization and Nitipoom became the official Advisor to the Chief.
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25 Jun 2008
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Appointed by the King of Thailand as a member of the University Council of the
Valaya Alongkorn Rajabhat University
Under The Royal Patronage, Pratumthani Thani
Province, which has 16,526 students.
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8 Sep 2008 |
Head of Suvarnabhumi Party
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Advisor Positions (1995-2008)
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20 Dec 1995 -
15 Jun 1996 |
Advisor to the
Minister of Science, Technology and Environment
The late H.E. Mr.
Yingpan Manasikarn
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29 Nov1996 -
6 Nov 1997 |
Advisor to the Deputy Prime Minister
H.E. Mr. Samak Sundaravej
(25th
Prime Minister
of Thailand)
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1996 -
5 Mar 1998 |
Advisor to the
Chairman of the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration Assembly
The late Mr. Saravoodi Paruchabutr |
17 Feb 2001 -
2 Oct 2002 |
Advisor to the Minister of Defense
H.E. Army General Chavalit Yongchaiyudh
(22nd
Prime Minister of Thailand)
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2004 -
Mar 2005 |
Advisor to the Minister of Public Health
H.E. Lady (Khunying) Sudarat Keyuraphan
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2004 - 2005 |
Advisor to the Minister of Culture
H.E. Mr. Anurak Chureemat |
Mar 2005 -
2 Aug 2005 |
Advisor to the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs
H.E. Mr. Preecha Laohapongchana
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10 Jun 2005 - 20 Mar 2006 |
Senior Advisor to the Governor of Bangkok
Mr. Apirak Kosayothin
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Aug 2005 -
20 Mar 2006 |
Advisor to the Deputy Minister of Commerce
H.E. Mr. Preecha Laohapongchana
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Honours and Awards:
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2/1981 -
S/1981 |
Ramkhamhaeng University Award for good studying and high marks |
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1982 |
Scholarship at Ramkhamhaeng University for being one of the best students |
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10 May 1998 |
Sriharuthai School Award on their 50th anniversary for being one of the most
successful students from the school |
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27 Nov 1998 |
Association of Past Ramkhamhaeng University Political Science Students
Award for being one of the most
successful students over the past 25 years of the Political Science Faculty
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16 Nov 1999 |
Awarded the certificate for Appreciation in recognition of distinguished
Services and Dedication to Assumption University of Thailand
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4 Nov 2000 |
Awarded by the Cultural Council of Kao Saming District, Trat Province to receive
the award of ‘One of the Most Outstanding Persons’ for Literature
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6 Sep 2001 |
Awarded as an ‘Honored Student’ at Benchamarchuthit School Chanthaburi on their
90th anniversary. The school selected 18 students from its 90 years
of operations. One was a past Prime minister of Thailand (the late H.E. Mr.Tawee Bunyaketu), another was a past Thai Ambassador
to the United Nations (H.E. Mr. Chuchai Kasemsanti)
and one was the former Minister of and one was the former Minister of Education of Thailand (the late H.E. Mr.
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Dec 2003 |
Awarded ‘Distinguished father of the year 2003’ from Bodindecha (Sing
Singhaseni) School, Bangkok, Thailand
(www.bodin.ac.th) |
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2 Dec 2005 |
Awarded ‘Distinguished father of the year 2005’ from Bodindecha (Sing
Singhaseni) School, Bangkok, Thailand
(www.bodin.ac.th) |
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1 Dec 2006 |
Awarded ‘Distinguished father of the year 2006’ from Bodindecha (Sing
Singhaseni) School, Bangkok, Thailand
(www.bodin.ac.th)
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21 Dec 2006 |
Awarded for International Understanding from the Thai Association for
International Understanding
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Business Mass-media Achievement Awards:
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2003 |
Phra Suraswadee or Golden Doll Award, for the best documentary |
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30 Mar 2003 |
Golden Television Award, for the best
field presenter |
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19 May 2004 |
Star Entertainment Award, for the best documentary
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16 Oct 1989 |
Freeman Safeguarding Medal
(Second Class, Second Category) |
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Decoration given
by the King:
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5 Dec 2007 |
Knight Commander (Second Class) of the Most Exalted Order of the White Elephant
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International Experience 1978-2008: |
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Studying, research, making documentary films, negotiations, guest of foreign
nations;
People’s Democratic Republic of Algeria; Argentine Republic; Commonwealth of
Australia; Republic of Austria; People’s Republic of Bangladesh; Republic of
Benin; State of Brunei Darussalam; Republic of Bulgaria; Burkina Faso; Kingdom
of Cambodia; People’s Republic of China; Republic of China; Republic of Cuba;
Arab Republic of Egypt; Republic of Finland; French Republic; Georgia; Federal
Republic of Germany; Republic of Ghana; Hellenic Republic (Greece); Republic of
Hungary; Republic of India; Republic of Indonesia; Islamic Republic of Iran;
Republic of Iraq; State of Israel; Italian Republic; Japan; Hashemite Kingdom of
Jordan; Republic of Kenya; Republic of Korea; State of Kuwait; Kyrgyzstan
Republic; Lao People’s Democratic Republic; Kingdom of Lesotho; Republic of
Madagascar; Republic of Malawi; Malaysia; Republic of Maldives; Republic of
Malta, Mongolia; Republic of Mozambique; Union of Myanmar; Kingdom of Nepal;
Kingdom of the Netherlands; New Zealand; Federal Republic of Nigeria; Islamic
Republic of Pakistan; Republic of the Philippines; Union of Soviet Socialist
Republics; Russian Federation; Kingdom of Saudi Arabia; Republic of Singapore;
Republic of South Africa; Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka; Republic
of Sudan; Swiss Confederation; Syrian Arab Republic; Kingdom of Thailand;
Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste; Togolese Republic; Republic of Uganda;
Ukraine; United Arab Emirates; United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern
Ireland; Uzbekistan; Socialist Republic of Vietnam, Democratic Republic of
Timor-Leste etc.
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Local Experience 1997-2008 :
Public Speaker to every province and most districts in the Kingdom of Thailand.
Motivational speeches have been given to Chambers of Commerce, Lion’s Clubs,
Rotary Clubs, Associations, Banks, Muslim Mosques, Buddhist Temples, Churches,
Schools, Colleges, Universities, Cooperatives, Agricultural groups, etc.
Thousands of speeches to more than 800,000 people.
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Family:
Married and divorced twice
Nitipoom Navaratna has seven children.
Mr. Natipoom Navaratna
Born 1980, graduated Bachelor of Arts in International
Relations from
Hawaii Pacific University, USA and Master of Science in European Studies from
Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand
Ms. Mathavi Navaratna
Born 1987, 4th year student in Mass-media, Bangkok University, Thailand
Mr. Khunniti Navaratana
Born 1988, finished grade 12 from Bodindecha (Sing
Singhaseni) School, Bangkok, Thailand.
He spent one year studying grade 11 as an American Field Service student in Gymnasium Blemfeld High School, Hamburg, Germany. At
present he is a language student in Tsinghua
University, Beijing, China.
Ms. Balazan Navaratna
Born 1990, finished grade 9 from Bodindecha (Sing
Singhaseni) School,
Bangkok Thailand. At present she is a Year 10 student at
International School, Pattaya, Thailand.
Ms. Thamolwan Navaratna
Born 1991, finished grade 9
from Bodindecha (Sing Singhaseni) School, Bangkok, Thailand. At present she is a grade 12 student at
Trium Udom Suksa
School, Bangkok,
Thailand.
Ms. Jattari Navaratna and Ms. Jitkaroon Navaratna (twins)
Born 1993, finished grade 7 from Bodindecha (Sing
Singhaseni) School, Bangkok, Thailand. At present they are
Year 9 students at Regent International School, Pattaya, Thailand.
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Correspondence: |
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Send to Dr. Nitipoom Navaratna’s Secretary’s office
200 Lake Garden Home, Khumthong, Ladkrabang, Bangkok,
Thailand 10520
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