India Issues Second Tranche for Bhutan's Gyalsung Project
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India Issues Second Tranche for Bhutan's Gyalsung Project

India has announced the disbursement of the second tranche of funds for Bhutan's Gyalsung Project, further solidifying the strong bilateral ties between the two neighbouring nations. The Gyalsung Project, initiated by Bhutan, aims to strengthen the country's defence capabilities by modernising its armed forces. India's support underscores its commitment to enhancing the security and development of Bhutan, a key ally in the region.

The release of this tranche underscores India's commitment to Bhutan's security and development. The Gyalsung Project, launched in 2017, aims to enhance Bhutan's defence capabilities and modernise its armed forces, including the army and other security forces. India's assistance in this endeavour is part of its longstanding commitment to supporting Bhutan's sovereignty and territorial integrity.

The Gyalsung Project is significant for both countries as it enhances Bhutan's ability to maintain its security and sovereignty, while also strengthening the strategic partnership between India and Bhutan. The assistance provided by India reflects the deep-rooted friendship and cooperation between the two nations.

India and Bhutan share a unique relationship characterised by mutual respect, trust, and cooperation. India has been a steadfast partner in Bhutan's socio-economic development and security. The release of the second tranche of funds for the Gyalsung Project reaffirms India's commitment to supporting Bhutan in achieving its development goals and ensuring its security in a rapidly evolving geopolitical landscape.

India has announced the disbursement of the second tranche of funds for Bhutan's Gyalsung Project, further solidifying the strong bilateral ties between the two neighbouring nations. The Gyalsung Project, initiated by Bhutan, aims to strengthen the country's defence capabilities by modernising its armed forces. India's support underscores its commitment to enhancing the security and development of Bhutan, a key ally in the region. The release of this tranche underscores India's commitment to Bhutan's security and development. The Gyalsung Project, launched in 2017, aims to enhance Bhutan's defence capabilities and modernise its armed forces, including the army and other security forces. India's assistance in this endeavour is part of its longstanding commitment to supporting Bhutan's sovereignty and territorial integrity. The Gyalsung Project is significant for both countries as it enhances Bhutan's ability to maintain its security and sovereignty, while also strengthening the strategic partnership between India and Bhutan. The assistance provided by India reflects the deep-rooted friendship and cooperation between the two nations. India and Bhutan share a unique relationship characterised by mutual respect, trust, and cooperation. India has been a steadfast partner in Bhutan's socio-economic development and security. The release of the second tranche of funds for the Gyalsung Project reaffirms India's commitment to supporting Bhutan in achieving its development goals and ensuring its security in a rapidly evolving geopolitical landscape.

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