Thai Deputy PM Strengthens Ties with Bhutan on Cultural and Economic Cooperation
Thai Deputy Prime Minister and Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul visited Bhutan to strengthen bilateral relations based on shared religious and cultural heritage. Discussions focused on deepening collaboration in areas such as high-level cooperation, trade, investment, and tourism. A Free Trade Agreement (FTA), set to take effect in 2027, is expected to form the basis of their economic partnership.
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