Bhumjaithai Party Unveils New Logo to Celebrate 16th Anniversary
The party introduces an all-blue logo symbolizing unity and commitment to political stability during its anniversary celebrations.
The Bhumjaithai Party celebrated its 16th anniversary on April 6, 2025, by unveiling a new all-blue logo.
The event was attended by party leader Anutin Charnvirakul, who articulated that the new emblem signifies unity, loyalty, and the party's commitment to political stability.
The anniversary festivities took place at the party's headquarters, featuring a merit-making ceremony led by Charnvirakul and party secretary-general Chaichanok Chidchob.
This ceremony incorporated both Buddhist and Islamic rituals, highlighting the party's emphasis on diversity and inclusivity within its ranks.
Representatives from various political parties, including Pheu Thai, Chartthaipattana, United Thai Nation, and the Democrat Party, participated in the celebration, underscoring the importance of inter-party relationships.
Following the merit-making activities, the party convened for its annual general assembly, where members discussed revisions to internal regulations and formally adopted the new logo.
Prior to the launch, the Bhumjaithai Party was commonly referred to as the 'Blue Party' by the public and media.
Charnvirakul stated that the blue color symbolizes a commitment to Thai identity, patriotism, religious values, and loyalty to the Thai monarchy within a democratic framework, wherein the King serves as the head of state.
In his address, he emphasized the party's resilience over the past 16 years, irrespective of its position as a governing or opposition party.
He reiterated the party's dedication to serving the populace regardless of official roles.
Furthermore, he elaborated that blue embodies peace, unity, strength, stability, boldness, wisdom, and loyalty—qualities integral to the Bhumjaithai ideology.
Charnvirakul concluded his remarks by urging all party members to embrace the new logo and reaffirm their commitment to democracy, national unity, and the collective readiness to address global challenges alongside the citizens of Thailand.
The event was attended by party leader Anutin Charnvirakul, who articulated that the new emblem signifies unity, loyalty, and the party's commitment to political stability.
The anniversary festivities took place at the party's headquarters, featuring a merit-making ceremony led by Charnvirakul and party secretary-general Chaichanok Chidchob.
This ceremony incorporated both Buddhist and Islamic rituals, highlighting the party's emphasis on diversity and inclusivity within its ranks.
Representatives from various political parties, including Pheu Thai, Chartthaipattana, United Thai Nation, and the Democrat Party, participated in the celebration, underscoring the importance of inter-party relationships.
Following the merit-making activities, the party convened for its annual general assembly, where members discussed revisions to internal regulations and formally adopted the new logo.
Prior to the launch, the Bhumjaithai Party was commonly referred to as the 'Blue Party' by the public and media.
Charnvirakul stated that the blue color symbolizes a commitment to Thai identity, patriotism, religious values, and loyalty to the Thai monarchy within a democratic framework, wherein the King serves as the head of state.
In his address, he emphasized the party's resilience over the past 16 years, irrespective of its position as a governing or opposition party.
He reiterated the party's dedication to serving the populace regardless of official roles.
Furthermore, he elaborated that blue embodies peace, unity, strength, stability, boldness, wisdom, and loyalty—qualities integral to the Bhumjaithai ideology.
Charnvirakul concluded his remarks by urging all party members to embrace the new logo and reaffirm their commitment to democracy, national unity, and the collective readiness to address global challenges alongside the citizens of Thailand.
