Bangkok, Thailand - Nissan Thailand, in collaboration with the Embassy of Japan in Thailand, has recently donated a 2.3-litre diesel engine to the Sirindhorn Children and Youth Training Center. This engine will serve as a valuable teaching tool for vocational training in automotive mechanics, incorporating modern automotive technology for youth currently in the juvenile justice system. This initiative enables them to pursue careers in the automotive industry and make a positive impact in their communities. Additionally, Nissan has been continuously supporting the Sirindhorn Children and Youth Training Center since 2014.

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For more information, please contact:
Kamolchanok Charoenjindarat
Nissan Motor (Thailand) Co., Ltd. – Communications Department
Tel +66 (0) 2339 3400 Ext. 4113-4114 / Fax +66 (0) 2253 1022 www.nissan.co.thOpens in a new tab.

Yanisa Phuangrat
Fleishman Hillard Thailand
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Tel +66 (0) 63-914-1999

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Mr. Wittaya Phohchuai (third from the right), Managing Director of Nissan Powertrain (Thailand), and Mr. Yusuke Suzuki (first from the right), First Secretary of the Embassy of Japan to Thailand, delivered a 2.3-liter diesel engine to the Sirindhorn Children and Youth Training Center. The engine was received by Lt. Col. Prawut Wongsinin, Director General of the Department of Children and Youth Protection (third from the left), and Ms. Watcharin Manyum (first from the left), Director of the Sirindhorn Children and Youth Training Center.
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