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Her Royal Highness Princess Sonam Dechan Wangchuck graces opening of Paro Forum 2025

Her Royal Highness Princess Sonam Dechan Wangchuck graces opening of Paro Forum 2025

The three-day Paro Forum 2025 began on 22nd February, bringing experts and leaders from diverse fields together to address urgent water management and climate change challenges. Her Royal Highness Princess Sonam Dechan Wangchuck graced the opening. Delivering the keynote address, Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay said although Bhutan has successfully preserved its natural environment, climate change and glacial melting pose serious...

Pregnant and lactating women from economically disadvantaged backgrounds to get  Nu 1,500 incentive for hospital visits

Pregnant and lactating women from economically disadvantaged backgrounds to get Nu 1,500 incentive for hospital visits

Socially and economically challenged mothers and pregnant women can now look forward to monthly incentives, particularly for hospital visits. The initiative, part of the Accelerating Maternal and Child Health Programme, was launched in the capital on 21st February, coinciding with His Majesty The King’s birthday. The programme aims to enhance the health of mothers and children from conception until the...

Facial recognition E-gates introduced at Phuentshogling Pedestrian Terminal

Facial recognition E-gates introduced at Phuentshogling Pedestrian Terminal

People travelling via the Pedestrian terminal in Phuentshogling no longer have to show their citizenship Identity cards for immigration clearance. The new E-gates, launched on His Majesty The King’s birthday, will streamline cross-border movement. The Home Minister attended the launch. Immigration clearance at the pedestrian terminal is now faster with facial recognition and biometric technology. Ten e-gates have been installed...

Department of Tourism launches Integrated Tourism Master Plan 2025-2034

Department of Tourism launches Integrated Tourism Master Plan 2025-2034

Marking a significant step in shaping the future of the tourism industry, the Department of Tourism launched the Bhutan Integrated Tourism Master Plan 2025-2034 on 21st February. The plan outlines a ten-year roadmap designed to position the country as a global leader in regenerative and high-value tourism. The event also celebrated the 45th birthday of His Majesty The King. According...

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