Bhutan's festivals are driving economic growth, attracting thousands of visitors and benefiting local businesses. Discover how these cultural events are reshaping Bhutan's economy.

Ten Bhutanese companies announce dividends for FY 2025, reflecting robust economic performance. BTCL leads with a 25% payout, showcasing market confidence.

The Bhutan AgriSustain Fund aims to revolutionize Bhutan's agriculture with an USD 80 million target, focusing on sustainability, innovation, and resilience.

The NCWC's restructuring under the MoESD has raised concerns about its weakened independence and oversight. Restoring it as a separate entity could enhance its effectiveness.

Bhutan's Election Commission is now vetting campaign pledges for Local Government and National Council elections to ensure transparency and accountability.

Thimphu's earthquake drill, a 7.5 magnitude simulation, tested disaster readiness, coordination, and critical infrastructure. Discover how this drill aims to enhance Bhutan's preparedness.

Bhutan embraces mental health and traditional medicine as future strengths at KGUMSB's mid-term review, positioning the nation for global distinction.

Gelephu Mindfulness City (GMC) offers Bhutanese businesses investment opportunities in tourism, focusing on inclusivity and sustainability.

The RTC conference emphasizes the crucial need for strengthening inclusive education in Bhutan, highlighting current challenges and paving the way for innovative solutions.

Chain-link fencing in Mongar, Bhutan, offers renewed hope to farmers, mitigating wildlife conflicts and boosting agricultural productivity.

Bhutan's agrifood sector eyes a USD 93.6 million investment, aiming to enhance food self-sufficiency and create export opportunities. Discover the transformative journey ahead.

Bhutan's National Entrepreneurship Strategy 2026 aims to simplify business licensing, enhance financial access, and foster an innovative culture to drive economic growth.