Bangladesh and Bhutan have signed a preferential trade agreement (PTA) to ease further trade barriers between the two neighboring countries and facilitate an increase in the volume of bilateral trade.
Bangladesh to sign its maiden bilateral PTA with Bhutan on Sunday
Bangladesh will sign its maiden bilateral Preferential Trade Agreement (PTA) with Bhutan on Sunday, a move which is expected to boost the bilateral trade between the two neighboring countries in the …
Maiden PTA to be signed with Bhutan today
By Staff Reporter : Bangladesh will enter a bilateral duty-free trade era through signing the first ever preferential trade agreement (PTA) with Bhutan on Sunday.The signing of the treaty marks the …
Bangladesh to sign its maiden bilateral PTA with Bhutan tomorrow
Bangladesh will sign tomorrow its maiden Preferential Trade Agreement (PTA) with Bhutan, a move which is expected to boost the bilateral trade between the two neighboring countries in the coming years …
Bhutan GDP and Economic Data
Browse additional economic indicators and data sets, selected by Global Finance editors, to learn more about Bhutan economic outlook, debt to GDP ratio, international trade performance and population …
Bhutan GDP and Economic Data
Browse additional economic indicators and data sets, selected by Global Finance editors, to learn more about Bhutan economic outlook, debt to GDP ratio, international trade performance and population …
China constructing road and 2nd village inside Bhutan, crosses India’s red lines
China’s People’s Liberation Army (PLA) seems adamant to continue with the present standoff in eastern Ladakh beyond winters or much longer – p..|News Track …
Watch: Chinese aggression now in Bhutan
The latest satellite images released by space firm Maxar Technologies reveal the construction of road and civilian settlements, as claimed by China, inside Bhutan’s territory.
China crosses India’s red lines, fast-tracks construction of road and 2nd village inside Bhutan’s territory
The latest satellite images have indicated that China has yet again stabbed the international community in the back, especially Bhutan, by grabbing further land along the Amo Chu river.
China’s activities in Bhutan, Nepal should ring alarm bells in India. Does Delhi have a plan?
Reports of a ‘Chinese village’ in Bhutan and China’s hand in Nepali politics is more proof that Beijing sees a leadership vacuum in India’s neighbourhood.