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We are landlocked but our minds are open: Bhutan's Prime Minister

Published on: Saturday 13 April 2019

However, he said that Bangladesh’s export is valued at US$ 36B and with Bhutan it is only US$ 4M. “We are landlocked but our minds are open,” he said. “Trade do not need passports.” The Federation of ...

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We are landlocked but our minds are open: Bhutan's Prime Minister