AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoRegional Energy: The EU has launched a €5 million, four-year Energy Connectivity in South Asia (ECSA) project in Kathmandu, covering Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Nepal and Sri Lanka, to boost cross-border electricity trade, integrate renewables and improve energy security. Digital Economy & Justice: Bhutan’s Deputy Minister of Justice says security interests registration must keep pace with the digital economy, marking 25 years since the National Agency for Secured Transactions Registration was set up. Bhutan Tech & Data: Gelephu Mindfulness City Authority has signed an LOI with Canada’s SATO Technologies to develop a hydro-powered AI data-centre campus, starting with 5 MW and potentially scaling to 100 MW (up to 500 MW), aimed at serving South Asian AI demand. Sports & Youth Football: Bhutan’s youth football gets a boost as the AFC renews Bhutan Football Federation’s One-Star status under its Elite Youth Scheme, opening more regional exposure for players and coaches. Economy Watch: Bhutan’s inflation hit 7.72% in May, with transport rising sharply and food costs climbing, adding pressure to household budgets. Environment & Tourism: Gangtey-Phobji faces a waste crisis as the local landfill reaches capacity, forcing dumping at temporary sites that are also running out of space.
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