India urges progress on BIMSTEC free trade agreement amid stalled negotiations
In a recent statement, Goyal emphasized the need for a collaborative approach to overcome the deadlock.
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In a recent statement, Goyal emphasized the need for a collaborative approach to overcome the deadlock.
The establishment of the National Rehabilitation Centre reflects the government's recognition of the growing demand for specialized rehabilitation services.
The newly completed irrigation project, funded by the government and international donors, includes a network of canals and water storage facilities designed to capture and distribute water efficiently across the region.
This initiative comes in response to growing concerns about lengthy waiting periods, which have been a major point of frustration for patients and healthcare providers alike.
Thimphu, July 20, 2024-Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri of India and Foreign Secretary Aum Pema Choden of Bhutan have co-chaired the third round of the India-Bhutan Development Cooperation Talks, focusing on the implementation and prospects of their 13th Five-Year Plan (FYP).
One of the primary strategies employed by the Indian government is the establishment of bilateral agreements and memoranda of understanding with key neighbouring nations, including Afghanistan, Myanmar, China, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Bhutan, Pakistan, and Nepal.
The recent Bhutanese parliamentary election marked a significant political development as Tshering Tobgay's People's Democratic Party (PDP) secured a majority of seats, addressing concerns surrounding the economic crisis in the Himalayan nation.
Bhutan's PDP, led by Tshering Tobgay, secured victory in the parliamentary election with 30 out of 47 National Assembly seats.
Both political parties, BTP and PDP, have aligned manifestos, pledging to rejuvenate the economy through strategies such as harnessing hydro-electric power, boosting agricultural growth, and addressing climate change risks in this carbon-negative nation.
Bhutan, known for prioritizing "Gross National Happiness" over economic growth, held general elections amid economic challenges. The new government aims to reduce dependence on Indian subsidies while preserving its happiness-centered philosophy.
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