As a seasoned professional with over two decades of experience at the National Science Museum Thailand, Vice-President Ganigar Chen believes that the beauty of making science tangible and meaningful in reality is a recurring theme. She takes pride in inspiring students, which becomes a catalyst for motivation and curiosity, forming the bedrock for students to evolve into lifelong learners in the realm of science.

In terms of science education, Chen expressed her unwavering commitment to it through hands-on learning and the integration of traditional wisdom. She said, "If you like, actually science is everywhere." Chen unveils the multifaceted collaboration sparked by the Belt and Road Initiative, covering realms from science education to museum development and science literacy policies. She introduces a specific project focused on water education and hints at future endeavors in the domain of space technology.

Chen passionately emphasizes the significant value of cultural exchange, highlighting the chance for students to forge friendships with peers from diverse backgrounds and studying methodologies through the Belt and Road Teenager Maker Camp & Teacher Workshop. As the conversation shifts towards China's leadership in science and technology, Chen expresses admiration for the active involvement of the younger generation in groundbreaking research and development. "The young generation of China is really ready to be a global citizen," she commented.

Chen concludes with a thoughtful reflection on the profound impact of international collaboration promoted by the Belt and Road Initiative, recounting personal experiences of meeting students from China, Tunisia, and beyond. Chen expects the continuation and expansion of such transformative programs, foreseeing even greater value for the global cohort of students engaged in the program.