16th – 18th September 2026 | 10:00-18:00 Hrs.

Supporting Association

Supporting Association

HOST ORGANIZATION

Strategic Partners

Strategic Partners The Forest Industry Organization
The Forestry Industry Organization
Strategic Partners Royal Forest Department
Royal Forest Department
Faculty of Forestry, Kasetsart University
Supporting Associations
ITAP (Innovation and technology assistance program)

ITAP was established to create a mechanism that connects Technology Service Providers with Technology Users. ITAP actively supports businesses by providing technical experts to assist entrepreneurs in research and development. These experts offer on-site consultancy and problem-solving services directly at factories.

For more information, please visit https://itap.nstda.or.th/

TGI Thai-German Institute

Thai-German Institute (TGI) is a joint initiative of the Government of the Kingdom of Thailand and the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany, the aim was to be effective training center for transferring advanced manufacturing technology to Thai industry.

For more information, please visit https://tgi.or.th/

Thai Furniture Association

The gathering comprises entrepreneurs in the furniture industry utilizing hardwood, rubber wood, plywood, particleboard, MDF, leather, metal, and associated equipment and machinery. They specialize in manufacturing for both export and domestic distribution.

For more information, please visit https://tfa.or.th

Thai Timber Association

To coordinate the unity among various entrepreneurs and encourage woodworking businesses to operate with integrity and ethics, thereby contributing to national development.

For more information, please visit http://thaitimber.org/

Thai Machinery Association

The center facilitates interactions between buyers and sellers to mutually benefit commercial activities and exchange knowledge and experience. It disseminates information about machinery, promotes career and labor skill development for entrepreneurs. Additionally, it supports the dissemination of academic knowledge related to mechanical teaching and training, conducts research and develops new technologies to enhance machine capabilities, and coordinates with associations or clubs related to technology membership.

For more information, please visit https://thai-machinery.or.th/

Wood Processing Industry Club, The Federation of Thai Industries (FTI)

Supporting sustainable tree cultivation according to international standards, particularly for export purposes.

For more information, please visit https://fti.or.th/

Thai Economic Timber Certification Office

The institute was established on May 11, 2016, under the Federation of Thai Industries. The Thai Forest Certification Council (TFCC) originated from the collaboration of stakeholders in the economic timber sector, including tree farmers, the private sector, academics, government agencies, and state enterprises. They collectively recognized the importance of creating a national timber certification system for Thailand that meets international standards and promotes sustainable and legal timber plantations.

In November 2016, the office was selected to become a member of the Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC) as Thailand’s National Governing Body (NGB) for forest certification standards. Later, on June 2, 2019, it achieved formal recognition and endorsement by PEFC.

Read more: https://tfcc.fti.or.th/

Department of International Trade Promotion

The Department of International Trade Promotion (DITP) has the main mission of expanding markets for Thai products and services globally, promoting value creation, and enhancing the capabilities of Thai entrepreneurs to engage effectively on the global stage.

For more information, please visit https://www.ditp.go.th/

Thai Hevea Wood Association

The Thai Rubberwood Business Association was established in June 1996 by founding members from the rubberwood industry, including sawmills, drying facilities, furniture and component manufacturers, as well as MDF and particle board producers in southern Thailand, totaling 18 companies. As of early 2005, the association has expanded its membership to include businesses from various regions across the country, encompassing rubberwood industry operators, rubberwood toy manufacturers, and rubber plantation farmers, with a total membership exceeding 100 members.

Find more information via: http://www.tpa-rubberwood.org/index.php

 

Thai Association of Landscape Architects

The Thai Association of Landscape Architects (TALA) was granted permission to establish the association by the Office of the National Culture Commission, under License No. T. 200/2531, dated May 18, 1988.

The association uses the abbreviation “ภ.ส.ท.” in Thai and the English name “Thai Association of Landscape Architects,” abbreviated as “TALA.” The association’s emblem features symbolic representations of land, water, vegetation, and built structures, along with the words “Thai Association of Landscape Architects 1987.” The association’s current office is located at No. 12, Soi Rama IX 36, Rama IX Road, Hua Mak Subdistrict, Bang Kapi District, Bangkok 10240, Thailand.

Find more information via: https://www.tala.or.th/

Singapore Timber Association

To establish global partnerships with other timber bodies to ensure sustainable industrial practices and to become a leading organization advocating for the interests of timber, its products, and responsible practices, thereby fostering a sustainable industry.

For more information, please visit https://singaporetimber.com

Vietnam Forestry Fair Joint Stock Company (Viforest Fair)

VIETNAM FORESTRY FAIR JSC – VIFOREST FAIR was established under the policy of 5 largest wood industry associations in Vietnam (VIFOREST, HAWA, BIFA, DOWA, FPA BINH DINH).
VIFOREST FAIR is honored to receive strong endorsement and support from the Ministry of Industry and Trade and the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, and has a close large relationships with domestic and FDI wooding enterprises. Understand clearly the outstanding potential development of the Vietnam market in the future and the unlimited marvellous development of enterprises in the wooding industry. VIFOREST FAIR desires to establish a focal point to organize professional and large-scale wood industry exhibitions. The series of VIFOREST FAIR events promises to become an unlimited business connection place, gathering professional and potential businesses in Vietnam and internationally, opening up many great businessopportunities for enterprises.
For more information, please visit https://www.facebook.com/viforestfair/

Indian Woodworking Machinery Manufacturers and Traders Association (IWMMTA)

The Indian Woodworking Machinery Manufacturers and Traders Association (IWMMTA) is a non-profit organization representing manufacturers and traders of woodworking machinery across India. IWMMTA was officially launched during Indiawood 2020 as a not-for-profit organization. Since its inception, the association has opened its membership to woodworking machinery manufacturers and traders across the country, fostering a strong and cohesive community for the industry’s progress. With a pan-India presence, the association serves as a unified platform for members to showcase their capabilities, voice their needs, and collaborate for mutual growth.

For more information, please visit www.iwmmta.in

Malaysia Furniture Council (Malaysia)

As the sole national trade body, the MFC plays a proactive role benefiting members and industry development. Through representation in relevant authorities, the MFC spearheads the industry at Federal and State Government levels, and has successfully recommended and implemented suitable policies and plans that benefit the industry.

 

Read More: www.mfc.my

Malaysian Interior Industry Partners Association (MIIP)

Malaysian Interior Industry Partners Association (MIIP) unites key players in Malaysia’s interior design and build sector, including suppliers, manufacturers, fit-out builders, and service providers. As a central platform for collaboration, MIIP promotes growth, innovation, and professionalism across the industry. By connecting its members through shared resources, knowledge, and opportunities, MIIP strengthens the ecosystem that supports Malaysia’s vibrant interior design and build community.

 

Read More: https://miip.com.my/

T-DA

“The Directory of Engineers Architects and Construction Materials 2024” is printed by the SuesarnVichakarn Co., Ltd. which the Directory Teamwork has been with the experience of publishing “The Directory of Engineers Architects and Construction Materials” for already 25 years in collaboration with the Faculties/Departments of Engineering of many universities publishing the Directory as central medium for pupils, students, architects, engineers and between manufacturing, selling, distributing companies of construction materials as well as companies dealing concerning architectural, engineering, contracting and construction relevant businesses and various designs and fitting out which has been with outstanding responses throughout.

Read More: https://www.directory-architect.com/

 

Department of Industrial Promotion

Department of Industrial Promotion (DIPROM) : “To be an organization that develops Thai industries and enterprises towards sustainable growth and competitiveness.”

Read more https://www.dip.go.th/th/

ASEAN Furniture Council

ASEAN Furniture Industries Council (AFIC) (Vietnam)

The ASEAN Furniture Industries Council (AFIC) was established in 1987 as a regional trade organization to promote the interests of the ASEAN furniture industries of each ASEAN country that are certified by their respective ASEAN Chamber of Commerce and Industries or its equivalent. AFIC consists of 8 national furniture industry associations representing Indonesia (ASMINDO), Laos (LFA), Malaysia (MFC), Myanmar (MFPTMA), the Philippines (CFIP),
Singapore (SFIC), Thailand (TFIC), and Vietnam (HAWA).
AFIC aims to strengthen cooperation and coordination among its members, facilitate the exchange of industry information, and develop regional initiatives that support the sustainable
growth of the furniture and related industries. AFIC also seeks to foster partnerships with regional and international organizations, address common industry challenges, and promote intra-ASEAN trade in furniture and related products.
Contact details: ASEAN Furniture Industries Council (AFIC) (2026-2027) Address:  41-45, Street No.7, Van Phuc City, Hiep Binh Ward, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Website: www.aseanfurniture.org

Thai Cutting Tools Manufacturers Association

The Thai Cutting Tools Manufacturers Association (TCTM) was established to drive, elevate, and shape the direction of Thailand’s cutting tools industry. We are dedicated to developing and maximizing the potential of manufacturing personnel, while strengthening global competitiveness to support the sustainable growth of Thai industries on both regional and international stages.

Read more: https://tctm.or.th/

Management System Certification Institute (Thailand)

MASCI (Management System Certification Institute) provides comprehensive conformity assessment services across the entire value chain as an accredited certification and inspection body. Its scope of services encompasses greenhouse gas and sustainability validation and verification, specialized training, coaching, ESG and sustainability report verification, project management, standards development, and business intelligence solutions.

For more information
https://www.masci.or.th/

Central Region Business Support Trade Association

The Vision of Dr. Winai Rungritidej
President of the Central Region Business Promotion Trade Association
Outstanding Trade Association President for Two Consecutive Years (2025 & 2026)

Moving into the coming year, our focus is on advancing the association to keep pace with the rapidly evolving global business landscape. We are dedicated to championing innovation, modern marketing strategies, and international networking. Above all, we are committed to building a robust support system that empowers our members to compete effectively and achieve secure, prosperous growth.

Building upon our recent milestones, we are elevating our mission to create sustainable value. We will actively connect our members while forging strong, collaborative networks across both the public and private sectors. By generating new trade opportunities and developing our members’ full potential, we aim to propel the association forward as a premier, formidable hub for business cooperation in the Central Region—recognized on both a national and international scale.

HOST ORGANIZATION

Strategic Partners

Strategic Partners The Forest Industry Organization
The Forestry Industry Organization
Strategic Partners Royal Forest Department
Royal Forest Department

Strategic Partners

ITAP (Innovation and technology assistance program)

ITAP was established to create a mechanism that connects Technology Service Providers with Technology Users. ITAP actively supports businesses by providing technical experts to assist entrepreneurs in research and development. These experts offer on-site consultancy and problem-solving services directly at factories.

For more information, please visit https://itap.nstda.or.th/

TGI Thai-German Institute

Thai-German Institute (TGI) is a joint initiative of the Government of the Kingdom of Thailand and the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany, the aim was to be effective training center for transferring advanced manufacturing technology to Thai industry.

For more information, please visit https://tgi.or.th/

Thai Furniture Association

The gathering comprises entrepreneurs in the furniture industry utilizing hardwood, rubber wood, plywood, particleboard, MDF, leather, metal, and associated equipment and machinery. They specialize in manufacturing for both export and domestic distribution.

For more information, please visit https://tfa.or.th

Thai Timber Association

To coordinate the unity among various entrepreneurs and encourage woodworking businesses to operate with integrity and ethics, thereby contributing to national development.

For more information, please visit http://thaitimber.org/

Thai Machinery Association

The center facilitates interactions between buyers and sellers to mutually benefit commercial activities and exchange knowledge and experience. It disseminates information about machinery, promotes career and labor skill development for entrepreneurs. Additionally, it supports the dissemination of academic knowledge related to mechanical teaching and training, conducts research and develops new technologies to enhance machine capabilities, and coordinates with associations or clubs related to technology membership.

For more information, please visit https://thai-machinery.or.th/

Wood Processing Industry Club, The Federation of Thai Industries (FTI)

Supporting sustainable tree cultivation according to international standards, particularly for export purposes.

For more information, please visit https://fti.or.th/

Singapore Timber Association

To establish global partnerships with other timber bodies to ensure sustainable industrial practices and to become a leading organization advocating for the interests of timber, its products, and responsible practices, thereby fostering a sustainable industry.

For more information, please visit https://singaporetimber.com

Indian Woodworking Machinery Manufacturers and Traders Association (IWMMTA)

The Indian Woodworking Machinery Manufacturers and Traders Association (IWMMTA) is a non-profit organization representing manufacturers and traders of woodworking machinery across India. IWMMTA was officially launched during Indiawood 2020 as a not-for-profit organization. Since its inception, the association has opened its membership to woodworking machinery manufacturers and traders across the country, fostering a strong and cohesive community for the industry’s progress. With a pan-India presence, the association serves as a unified platform for members to showcase their capabilities, voice their needs, and collaborate for mutual growth.

For more information, please visit www.iwmmta.in