AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoBIMSTEC Security: Ajit Doval chaired the 5th BIMSTEC National Security Chiefs’ meeting in New Delhi, urging decisive regional action against terrorism, cyber threats, organised crime and other emerging risks. Maritime Rules: The group backed new guiding principles to streamline maritime law enforcement and adopted guidelines for faster humanitarian assistance and disaster relief across the Bay of Bengal. Bhutan in the Mix: Bhutan is part of the BIMSTEC security framework, with Home Secretary Sonam Wangyel in the delegation. Local Governance: Thimphu and Phuentshogling thromde elections saw low turnout—about 34%—despite reports of smooth polling and quick fixes for missing voter names. Tourism: Bhutan welcomed 26% more tourists in Jan–May, with Indian arrivals up 33%, lifting SDF revenue. Economy & Services: DHI reported its strongest-ever contribution to the government in FY2025, while LAP II works in Damphu are pushing roads and water supply forward. Fuel Access: A new STCBL fuel outlet in Lhamoi Dzingkha (Dagana) aims to cut recurring shortages for thousands of residents.
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