The Hellenic-Thai Chamber of Commerce (HTCC) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit business organization. HTCC advocates the principles of free trade, open markets, private enterprise, the unrestricted flow of information, and ethical business practices. HTCC’s mission is to create a positive impact in the Kingdom of Thailand through capacity building, advocacy, and networking for our members.
Universal Business Principles
It is fundamental to the philosophy of The Hellenic-Thai Chamber of Commerce that good ethics and good business are synonymous. HTCC believes that Greek business plays an important role as a catalyst for positive social change by promoting human welfare and the principles of free enterprise. HTCC recognizes that Greek companies already set the highest standards for ethical business practices. We encourage members to communicate information about their existing programs and practices relative to good corporate citizenship in the markets in which they operate.
HTCC endorses the following values:
- Compliance with all applicable laws
- Good corporate citizenship
- Respect for the individual and dignity of the worker
- Training and education for employees
- Environmentally responsible business practices
- Improved market access and promotion of intellectual property rights
- High standards of professional and business ethics
HTCC Behavior Statement
During HTCC activities, members, stakeholders, guests, and employees can freely and openly share ideas in a friendly, safe, and welcoming environment that encourages and inspires mutual respect and collaboration.
All parties should treat each other with dignity and respect. If disagreements or misunderstandings occur parties are encouraged to work together courteously to come to a solution acceptable to all.
The HTCC staff and Board of Governors are a resource for you and can be consulted on any matter affecting your membership with HTCC.
Harassment will not be tolerated in any form. If any party feels threatened or violated because of intimidating, harassing, abusive, bullying, discriminatory, derogatory, or demeaning conduct, please immediately notify a member of the HTCC staff or Board of Directors.
The HTCC Board of Directors will determine the need for suspension or expulsion in any dispute or complaint brought to their attention as per Chapter III, Article 14 of the HTCC Articles of Association.