AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoTourism & Trade: Bhutan International Travel Mart 2026 in Thimphu pulled in 200+ international buyers from 15 countries, giving local tour operators, hotels and airlines a direct channel to pitch new products and partnerships. Energy & Infrastructure: Druk Green Power Corporation (DGPC) has installed solar panels in 187 public facilities across Thimphu, Chhukha and Basochhu, targeting cleaner power and reduced hydropower reliance, with more phases planned to scale nationwide by 2028. Finance & Lending: Bhutan’s government says it’s working with the Royal Monetary Authority and banks to understand why lending rates stay high even after the Minimum Lending Rate was cut, with MPs flagging high spreads and farmer-heavy non-performing loans. Climate Risk for Industry: ICIMOD warns that even with below-normal monsoon rainfall across the HKH region (including Bhutan), short bursts of intense rain plus heat can still drive flash floods, landslides and water stress—an operational risk for agriculture, construction and supply chains. Regional Connectivity: India’s UPI-NPI cross-border remittance link is set to speed up instant digital transfers for travelers and merchants across Bhutan and other partner markets. Policy & Diplomacy: India appointed IFS officer Rudra Gaurav Shresth as its next Ambassador to Türkiye, with earlier postings including Bhutan.
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