In a bid to further strengthen bilateral trade, India and Bhutan have decided to formalise seven additional trade entry and exit points between both countries. The decision was taken in the commerce …
Why Bhutan quit the BBIN motor vehicle pact
Prime Minister Dasho Lotay Tshering has said that if Bhutan’s infrastructure, economy and trade improves, the country will undoubtedly want to be part of BBIN-MVA, writes Rinchen Kinznag for South Asi …
India, Bhutan to have 7 more entry/exit points for trade: Govt
Trade between India and Bhutan has more than doubled from USD 484 million in 2014-15 to USD 1,083 million in 2020-21.
India, Bhutan to have 7 more entry/exit points for trade: Govt
Trade between India and Bhutan has more than doubled from USD 484 million in 2014-15 to USD 1,083 million in 2020-21.
India, Bhutan to have 7 more entry/exit points for trade: Govt
Trade between India and Bhutan has more than doubled from USD 484 million in 2014-15 to USD 1,083 million in 2020-21.
Forget net-zero: Meet the small-nation, carbon-negative club
The heavily forested Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan – which measures its success in “Gross National Happiness” – hasn’t made a net-zero pledge, like a growing number of nations.
Import of vehicles surge in vehicle rich Bhutan
A policy document, the Bhutan Transport 2040 Integrated Strategic Vision … Public transport initiatives In this financial year, Nu 5.020 million (M) is allotted to install GPS tracking systems in …
Import of vehicles surge in vehicle rich Bhutan
A policy document, the Bhutan Transport 2040 Integrated Strategic Vision … Public transport initiatives In this financial year, Nu 5.020 million (M) is allotted to install GPS tracking systems in …
Health minister awarded distinguished alumni award by alma mater
Dechen Dorji is the founding director of the country’s Ugyen Wangchuck Institute for Conservation and Environmental and Research, and led the Bhutan for Life initiative, which raised more than USD 40 …
ADB Approves $30 Million Loan to Strengthen Financial Markets in Bhutan
The Asian Development Bank has approved a $30 million loan to support Bhutan’s efforts to strengthen its financial markets and mitigate the impact of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic.