AGP Executive Report
Last update: 37 minutes agoThimphu Urban Safety: Parliament heard MPs question why homeowners in Thimphu face costly mandatory geotechnical checks under the Thimphu Structure Plan 2023–2047, with the MoIT saying the rules are for earthquake-prone safety and resilience. Flood Control: The MoIT also defended ongoing stormwater and roadside drainage upgrades in Thimphu, saying the works are meant to cut recurring street flooding and overflow problems. Hydropower Transparency: NA MPs pressed for clearer updates on the Nyera Amari I and II Integrated Hydropower Project, citing repeated delays and asking for a more certain start timeline. Education & Youth Skills: EtonHouse Bhutan International School held an experience day and unveiled its curriculum vision, while a training programme in Phuentshogling helped young content creators learn monetisation. Community & Culture: Tarayana’s 20th annual fair opened in Thimphu, highlighting climate-resilient rural livelihoods and innovation. Wildlife Recovery: Over 700 endangered vultures are set to return to the skies in India after captive breeding, with long-term success tied to safe food sources beyond protected areas. International Spotlight: Bhutan’s NA endorsed a double taxation agreement with Singapore, seen as key legal groundwork for Gelephu Mindfulness City investment.
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