China and Bhutan have reached a “positive consensus” to push forward the implementation of the agreement to expedite negotiations to settle their border dispute through a three-step roadmap.
Foreign Secy Kwatra, Bhutan PM Tshering agree to enhance cooperation in energy, education
Thimphu [Bhutan], January 19 (ANI): Foreign Secretary Vinay Mohan Kwatra on Thursday held a meeting with Bhutan Prime Minister Lotay Tshering and agreed to enhance cooperation between the two …
Bhutan Tourism to Participate in South Asia’s Travel & Tourism Exchange Exhibition (SATTE) 2023
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], January 24 (ANI/NewsVoir): The Bhutan Tourism Council announced its participation in South Asia’s Travel and Tourism Exchange (SATTE) 2023 in India to promote Bhutan …
China, Bhutan officials meet in Kunming, agree to ‘push forward’ boundary talks
Officials from China and Bhutan on Friday, January 13, 2022 agreed to “push forward” a three-step roadmap as an expert group meeting held boundary talks in the southwestern Chinese city of …
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Bhutan aims USD 5B GDP by 2029, USD 10B by 2034
Bhutan has been following the five-year socio-economic development … opportunities in investments in both local and foreign direct investments sector, financial technology, and Bhutanese creative …
New Delhi hopes Bhutan will factor in Indian concerns on trijunction
Following Bhutan-China expert group meeting in Kunming on boundary issues, India is hopeful that its concerns on the trijunction will be considered in the next round of Sino-Bhutanese consultations.
China, Bhutan agree to expedite negotiations to resolve border dispute
EGMs and to “keep contact through diplomatic channels on holding the 25th Round of China-Bhutan Boundary talks as soon as possible at mutually convenient dates”.
How the Bhutanese beat Sydney’s soaring house prices
This small refugee community is doing things differently to get into one of the toughest housing markets in the world.
Why Himalayan hideaway Bhutan is becoming a walker’s paradise
But the unusual mural, I later learn, belongs to one of Bhutan’s most renowned Buddhist teachers. Found in temples, souvenir stalls and dangling from the rear-view mirror of buses, the …