At the Golden Jubilee Museum of Agriculture on May 11, 2026, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University, led by the Division of Student Development, Student Activities and Alumni Affairs, under the leadership of Assistant Professor Dr. Somsak Klai-sang, Vice President for Student Affairs, together with Mr. Niphon Chaipruektol, Director of the Division of Student Development, Ms. Sujinan Jonga-aree, Head of Student Activities and Alumni Affairs, as well as student leaders from the Student Council and Student Organization, participated in the Rajabhat Young Leadership Program 2026 (RYL 2026), held from May 11–15, 2026.

The Nakhon Pathom Campus sent four student representatives, including the President of the Student Organization and Student Club Presidents

    The opening ceremony was honored by the presence of Daopong Rattanasuwan and Chom Rungsawang, who presided over both the opening and closing ceremonies, delivering policy guidance and encouragement to student leaders from all 38 Rajabhat universities across the country.In addition to student leaders, several distinguished guests attended the ceremony, including Chief Petty Officer Prasert Malai, Director of the Office of the Golden Jubilee Museum of Agriculture (Public Organization), as well as the President of the Rajabhat University Presidents Council of Thailand, along with university presidents and executives from all 38 Rajabhat universities. This event marked a significant demonstration of collaboration among Rajabhat institutions nationwide.

     The main objectives of the program (RYL 2026) are as follows:

Leadership Development: To cultivate modern leadership skills with a strong sense of public responsibility Knowledge Exchange: To foster collaboration and networking among student representatives from all regions Social Engineering: To instill critical thinking and problem-solving skills for sustainable local development The program, held from May 11–15, 2026, represents an important step in preparing Rajabhat youth to become key contributors in driving local development strategies in alignment with the identity of Rajabhat universities.

This initiative also aligns with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly Goal 4: Quality Education, which aims to ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all. This goal includes targets that ensure access to quality education for both boys and girls at all levels.