AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoBIMSTEC Security Push: National Security Adviser Ajit Doval chaired the 5th BIMSTEC National Security Chiefs’ meeting in New Delhi, with member states including Bhutan backing stronger cooperation against terrorism, cyber threats, organised crime and maritime risks, and endorsing new maritime law-enforcement and disaster-relief guiding principles. Bhutan-Japan Development Talks: Bhutan and Japan reaffirmed their development partnership at the 21st Bhutan-Japan Annual Consultations in Thimphu, reviewing ongoing support and future priorities. Thromde Elections Low Turnout: Bhutan’s Election Commission says Thimphu and Phuentshogling thromde elections were held smoothly, but turnout fell to about 34%, with only 3,426 of 10,000+ registered voters casting ballots. Tourism Momentum: Bhutan welcomed 26% more tourists in the first five months, with 102,000+ SDF-paying visitors and higher revenue, driven largely by arrivals from India. Local Fuel Relief: STCBL opened a new fuel retail outlet in Lhamoi Dzingkha, Dagana, aiming to ease recurring shortages for thousands of residents. Market Watch: Bhutan’s stock market rebounded in June, with trading value up 35% over May, signalling renewed investor activity.
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