Bhutan’s Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay will arrive in Delhi next week, in his first visit abroad since he took over office in January this year, sources confirmed to The Hindu.
The visit, which is expected to be amongst the Modi government’s last few high-level diplomatic engagements before the election process begins, will focus on bilateral agreements, development and connectivity projects, including plans for a major economic hub in Gelephu. In addition, New Delhi is keen to discuss progress in China-Bhutan boundary talks that had made considerable headway under the previous Bhutanese government.
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