AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoBirthrate Push: Bhutan has launched the “Third Child Plus” cash incentive, paying US$105 monthly for each third (or later) child until age three, as Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay warns the country faces an “existential” population crisis amid falling fertility and heavy youth emigration. Local Governance: The Election Commission of Bhutan says there will be no Thromde election in Gelephu, because the Gelephu Mindfulness City Authority is already handling city governance under the governor’s office, while residents still vote for national, council and gewog posts. Energy & Regional Links: The EU has launched a €5 million Energy Connectivity in South Asia project in Kathmandu to expand cross-border power trade, including for Bhutan, aiming for cheaper, cleaner electricity and stronger energy security. Energy Infrastructure: Thimphu’s Jamjee 120MW solar project is about 50% complete, with grid-connection preparations underway, though imported equipment delays could shift timelines. Sports: Bhutan’s Women’s National League Tier III promotion race is tightening, with Thimphu City Women’s FC leading on 21 points after seven matches.
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