AGP Executive Report
Last update: 19 minutes agoBorder & Security: Tawang Superintendent of Police Tasi Darang visited India–Bhutan border areas, holding talks with SSB and local leaders to address unauthorised cross-border movement, illegal activity risks, demographic changes and the need for timely information sharing. Faith & Culture: Kathri began in Paro, drawing about 15,000 devotees for empowerment by His Holiness the Je Khenpo, including the Queen Mother Sangay Choden Wangchuck, with thousands crossing mountains to attend. Sports (Bhutan in focus): Bhutan’s national cricket team arrived in Kathmandu for ICC T20 World Cup Asia Qualifier preparations, shifting practice matches to Pokhara due to road conditions, with four games planned against Nepali domestic sides. Climate & Policy: Bhutan and EU parliamentarians met in Bhutan on climate, energy and development, with Bhutan stressing adaptation finance and resilient infrastructure. Environment milestone: Bhutan became the first country to adopt Gross Ecosystem Product at national level, valuing 2024 GEP at $6.2 billion. Regional climate debate: Nepal used UNGA to push “Sagarmatha to the Sea” cooperation linking Himalayan risks to sea-level impacts, co-hosted with Bhutan and others.
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