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Bhutan and Nepal to seek mutual benefits in tourism

July 25, 2014
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Bhutan and Nepal to seek mutual benefits in tourism-. On the sidelines of the South Asian Free Trade Area Ministerial Council meeting yesterday, the Economic Affairs Minister Norbu Wangchuk met the Nepal’s Minister for Commerce and Supplies, Sunil Bahadur Thapa.


The Economic Affairs Minister Norbu Wangchuk said Bhutan and Nepal share excellent relationship and will continue to work towards areas of mutual interest.

Lyonpo added that during the bilateral meeting the two ministers discussed on areas of key focus which are tourism, development of crafts industry and hydropower.

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