AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoLivestock Bill Push: Bhutan’s National Council is set to debate the proposed Livestock Bill 2025, aiming to replace the 2001 law as meat imports surge and food safety, animal welfare, and biosecurity need stronger rules. Trade Shock in Numbers: The latest figures show meat imports rising from Nu 567.8 million (2005) to Nu 5.8 billion (2024), while exports fell to Nu 45.3 million—so more than half of meat available in Bhutan is imported. Regional Security Drills: Bhutan is also named among 12 “friendly nations” taking part in India’s PRAGATI 2026 counter-terror exercise in Meghalaya, underscoring ongoing military-to-military cooperation. Culture Under Pressure: Thimphu police are investigating a string of chorten vandalism cases across districts, with suspects reportedly planning attacks via group chats. Skills for Jobs: Meanwhile, Bhutan’s TVET push continues with new funding to expand training and practical courses for youth.
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