“We realize the essential need for gender diversity in health services. Therefore, one of the policies, the “BKK Pride Clinic”, has been piloted in the public health service centers and the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration affiliated hospitals to create a comprehensive health system for all. This is in line with the aim of Bangkok to end the problem of AIDS by 2030, according to the Declaration of Cooperation in the project to accelerate the goal of 95-95-95 by 2025, and to advance its commitment from the Fast Track Cities meeting in Paris in 2014. Bangkok has focused on carrying out preventive care as well as continuous treatment to cover all of Bangkok’s inhabitants. To highlight the key accomplishments: 1) the expansion of BMA’s migrant-friendly health services, 2) the new generation of migrants is being born HIV-free, and 3) the enhancement of partnerships with communities. We are also considering developing efficient information systems and expanding the cooperation in operations with all sectors for all groups of people to choose a healthy lifestyle.”