The recently chosen Prime Minister of Bhutan Dr Lotay Tshering is probably going to visit India soon, an official source said on Tuesday.
The official's announcement came after India connected with the Bhutanese pioneer amid the most recent end of the week when the Indian Foreign Secretary Viay Gokhale visited the Himalayan nation. Executive Dr. Lotay Tshering's visit is a probability. He has as of late assumed control so may visit soon," said the authority showing India's warming position towards the pioneer who was chosen to the most elevated chosen office of the government.
The Foreign Secretary visited Bhutan from 18-20 November and met Prime Minister Tshering and Foreign Minister Lyonpo Dr Tandi Dori.
"Remote Secretary passed on that India joins the most noteworthy need to additionally extending its interesting ties of companionship and collaboration with Bhutan, in light of the needs of the Royal Government of Bhutan. The opposite sides talked about all parts of two-sided relations, including abnormal state trades, monetary and advancement and hydro-control co-task," said an announcement from the Ministry of External Affairs.
Amid his visit, Mr Gokhale likewise met with King Jigme Khesar Namyel Wangchuk and his dad the fourth ruler Jigme Singye Wangchuck.
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