Queen Sirikit Kitiyakara of Thailand has the aditude to make life better for the people of Thaialand, especially for those that are sick or poor, and young and old. Her leadership has been recognised by another world leader, United States Hillary Clinton. Queen Sirikit has helped the people in Thailand through many charitable works, with also the help of her husband King Bhumibol Adulyadej of Thailand. The legacy that Queen Sirikit is going to leave behind is one for the Thai people and other world leaders to remember, because of her work for the people that are underprivileged and less fortunate.
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Queen Sirikit Kitiyakara's leadership developed as she married King Bhumibol Adulyadej and heir the throne and became Queen of Thailand. Queen …show more content…
This help add more law students and medical staff to Thailand.
Queen Sirikit Kitiyakara had the nations support on her projects, and that the people of Thailand would hope that Her majesty would go to these parts of Thailand to make things better for the people. The nation of Thailand is so proud of their queen, that they made her birthday date the nation Mother's Day.
The Queen of Thailand has had her services recognised by other international organizations. On the 12th of August 2012 Queen Sirikit received a letter from Unites States Secretary of State Hilary Clinton on her birthday of an acknowledgement on her charitable work that she has done for the people of Thailand. Queen Sirikit has been rewarded and received recognition on her achievements. The Food and Agricultural Organisation (FAO) asked for Royal permission to portray Queen Sirikit on a Ceres Medal. Dr. Edouard Saouma, the Director of FAO believed the honour is reserved only for great women, who, “by their lives and their work, have helped to uplift the status of women, especially in the rural areas.” The gold Ceres Medal was presented to the queen at a ceremony held in the Chakri Throne Hall of the Grand Palace by the Food and Agricultural Organisation Director on May 11, 1979. In March 4, 1980 from the recommendation of the world-famous Fletcher School of Law and …show more content…
She was loved by remote villagers for the positive farming techniques in order to bring income to the families, and help utilise the environment. How ever her positive action were effected some people in a negative way because this people found a way to scandal the Thai people and for that her job and King Bhumibols job became even riskier. In 1977 when Queen Sirikit took a visit to the Yala province, her tour almost ended in tragedy when Muslim radicals detonated a bomb close to her and her husband, but luckily they
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Queen Sirikit Kitiyakara's leadership developed as she married King Bhumibol Adulyadej and heir the throne and became Queen of Thailand. Queen …show more content…
This help add more law students and medical staff to Thailand.
Queen Sirikit Kitiyakara had the nations support on her projects, and that the people of Thailand would hope that Her majesty would go to these parts of Thailand to make things better for the people. The nation of Thailand is so proud of their queen, that they made her birthday date the nation Mother's Day.
The Queen of Thailand has had her services recognised by other international organizations. On the 12th of August 2012 Queen Sirikit received a letter from Unites States Secretary of State Hilary Clinton on her birthday of an acknowledgement on her charitable work that she has done for the people of Thailand. Queen Sirikit has been rewarded and received recognition on her achievements. The Food and Agricultural Organisation (FAO) asked for Royal permission to portray Queen Sirikit on a Ceres Medal. Dr. Edouard Saouma, the Director of FAO believed the honour is reserved only for great women, who, “by their lives and their work, have helped to uplift the status of women, especially in the rural areas.” The gold Ceres Medal was presented to the queen at a ceremony held in the Chakri Throne Hall of the Grand Palace by the Food and Agricultural Organisation Director on May 11, 1979. In March 4, 1980 from the recommendation of the world-famous Fletcher School of Law and …show more content…
She was loved by remote villagers for the positive farming techniques in order to bring income to the families, and help utilise the environment. How ever her positive action were effected some people in a negative way because this people found a way to scandal the Thai people and for that her job and King Bhumibols job became even riskier. In 1977 when Queen Sirikit took a visit to the Yala province, her tour almost ended in tragedy when Muslim radicals detonated a bomb close to her and her husband, but luckily they