Bangladesh has announced a new visa-free entry policy for citizens of Bhutan and Gambia, aiming to boost its tourism industry. This move reflects Bangladesh’s commitment to fostering international cooperation and promoting travel to its diverse destinations, including bustling cities, serene tea gardens, and iconic natural landscapes.
Known as the ‘Switzerland of Asia’, Bhutan is a tiny Himalayan country in South Asia renowned for its serene beauty, ancient traditions, and commitment to sustainability. With its picturesque landscapes, authentic cuisine, and unique cultural experiences, this untouched gem offers an immersive and enriching destination for travelers seeking adventure, tranquility, and a glimpse into a world unlike any other.
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar made several statements at the Confederation of Indian Industries (CII) annual general meeting, expressing India’s stance on relations with Pakistan, China, and its neighbors. He highlighted India’s low tolerance for cross-border terrorism from Pakistan and encouraged them to dismantle such activities for normalized relations. Regarding China, Jaishankar questioned the possibility of doing business with a country that had disturbed peace and tranquility in border areas. He also emphasized the promotion of domestic manufacturing and procurement to support Indian businesses. In relation to Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and Bhutan, no specific details were provided in the given content.
