AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoProject 108: Gelephu is preparing for more than 40,000 vehicles ahead of the November 1 ceremony, with traffic restrictions, free transport and expanded water and sanitation services. India has opened a temporary immigration post at Hatisar to ease access through Assam, while Chirang authorities prepare to welcome visitors. Yoeja: His Majesty has launched a national effort to preserve the centuries-old Buddhist offering tradition and pass its heritage to future generations. Livelihoods: Australia accounted for 71 percent of Bhutan’s reported worker remittances in the first eight months of 2026, highlighting households’ reliance on one overseas labour market. Bhutan, India and Nepal have also launched a yak herders’ network to address declining herds and worsening rangelands. Sport: Bhutanese runners Dawa Chozom and Pema Choki finished fourth and sixth overall in the 185-kilometre Snowman Race, which raises awareness of climate change. Bhutanese judokas won four medals in Lucknow, and FIFA has pledged USD 25 million to support football development in Bhutan.
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