The Democratic Party of Thailand has included new 3D technologies in its election campaign to be used at an event in front of Bangkok City Hall. The head of the party's political innovation team in Bangkok, Watanya Bunnag, said the technology will replace outdated backgrounds and demonstrate the party's commitment to promoting the creative economy in Thailand.
According to Watania, the party believes that the creative economy promotes the creativity and traditions of the Thai people and ensures prosperity in all areas of society. In addition, a stage made specifically for the event will bring politicians closer to their supporters, as the Democratic Party considers itself the party of the people.
The use of 3D technology is a significant step forward for the party, as it demonstrates their willingness to embrace modern technology to improve their political campaigns. As the world continues to evolve and adapt to new technologies, political parties must keep pace with societal changes to remain relevant and attractive to their constituents.
