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World Bank’s Chief Economist calls on PM

December 29, 2014
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World Bank’s Chief Economist calls on PMThe Chief Economist of the World Bank, Kaushik Basu called on the Prime Minister, today.

Kaushik Basu said Bhutan’s moderate pace and measured opening to economic development a remarkable feat. “Bhutan could be model and a bit of a lesson for the rest of the world.”

Lyonchhen and the Chief Economist discussed about investing in information technology and possibilities of developing data centers in the country.

The Chief Economist also suggested that Bhutan would benefit a lot if it were to invest in establishing international quality schools that would focus on teaching good environmental manners to the students.

Lyonchhen said working together, in close collaboration, would go a long way in manifesting more successes in Bhutan’s future.

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