Thailand, Bhutan sign three deals
Thailand and Bhutan have signed three cooperation agreements covering healthcare, agricultural finance and clean energy as the countries seek to deepen economic ties, expand investment opportunities and promote sustainable development.
Thailand and Bhutan have signed three cooperation agreements during Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul's official visit to Thimphu, aiming to deepen economic ties, expand investment opportunities, and promote sustainable development. The agreements cover healthcare, agricultural finance, and clean energy, with the first memorandum of understanding focusing on universal healthcare, disease prevention, medical personnel development, and medical research.
The second agreement is a renewed memorandum of understanding between the Bank for Agriculture and Agricultural Cooperatives and Bhutan Development Bank Ltd, covering financial cooperation for sustainable agriculture and access to finance for farmers and small enterprises. The third document provides for technical assistance to review feasibility studies and detailed designs for a proposed 100-megawatt solar-agriculture project in Tareythang, Bhutan.
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