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The International Journal of the Royal Society of Thailand

Volume XVI-2024 (Special Issue)

As the monarchy continues to support and guide the nation through rapid technological advances

and social transformations, its contributions are likely to remain integral to the nation’s prosperity.
The monarchy’s proactive engagement in digital advancements and its steadfast commitment
to societal betterment have established a foundation for a resilient and thriving society, ready

to navigate the complexities of future changes sustainably.
In summary, the Thai Monarchy has not only contributed to the field of communication
sciences but has also played a crucial role in shaping a stable and progressive societal structure,

ensuring that it remains relevant and beneficial in an ever-evolving world.

Acknowledgement

The authors extend their gratitude to Professor Emeritus Dr. Suraphol Isaragrisil for the
opportunity to publish this work in the auspicious and to the Office of the Royal Academy of
Sciences for their support in preparing this article. Appreciation is also due to the Second Century

Fund (C2F) for supporting the Center of Excellence in Communication Innovation and Mr. Akasit
Sumana’s assistance in compiling and verifying the reference list.

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