Bhutan has made happiness a national priority. So why are so many citizens leaving the country?
Bhutan, a country that prioritizes happiness, has seen 9% of its population leave in recent years. Now the king is launching ...
Bhutan, after prioritizing happiness, now faces an existential crisis
With an economy hit hard by COVID, many Bhutanese have left for jobs abroad. Bhutan's government, which for years has ...
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Promoting Bhutan’s high-value agricultural products
Aimed at enhancing Bhutanese high-value agricultural products, 13 participants (officials and entrepreneurs) from Bhutan are taking part in three-day Agri-Food Tech Expo Asia (AFTEA) 2023 in Singapore ...
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Bhutan adds its voice to transform the region’s agriculture and food systems
The Asia-Pacific Symposium on Agrifood Systems Transformation, convened by the Food and Agriculture Organization ... contributing to the country’s gross domestic product. The Royal Government of ...
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Bhutan Food and Drug Authority to certify exports for Indian market
The Bhutan Food and Drug Authority and the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India recently held a bilateral meeting in ...
What Bhutan’s authentic food is like, from ema datshi to hardened yak cheese
"If there's no cheese, it's not Bhutanese food," says chef Bleu Tshering Dorji, co-owner of Phangu, a modern restaurant in ...