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Individual Results!!
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Mock Debate (should you missed it) |
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Preliminary Motions |
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Click here for the map to your accomodation at Viengtai Hotel |
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April 18: Adjudication Test |
/ Competition Dat 1 |
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April 19: Competition Day 2 |
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April 20: Competition Day 3 |
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April 21: Grand Finals |
Pachara Yongjiranon
"... I remembered temporarily moving in to a friend's condominium two weeks prior to the tournament...Admittedly, there were times when we were overwhelmed with the never-ending preparation and argued the way forward, but those moments further solidified us as a fighting unit."
Aekaraj Guruvanich
EU-Thailand started off in Thammasat as an intra-varsity tournament, where teams from different faculties in the university would compete with each other. For four years has Thammasat hosted the tournament, and each year it has grown both in quality and in size. Until this very day it has grown to be the biggest national tournament, well known amongst English debaters in Thailand. Every university looks forward to winning this tournament and gaining the title as the best debaters in Thailand.
The phrase “EU-Thailand” has also spread to other countries in Asia. To keep the spirit of being EU-Thailand, only Thai teams (regardless of nationalities) were able to participate, however adjudicators and observers from abroad (from Malaysia, Singapore, Hong-Kong) are being invited to help-out and participate in the tournament ...
"...but it was the value of knowledge, friendship, teamwork, leadership, socialization and much more that made it such an outstanding activity."
Praewta Sorasuchart
