Thimphu [Bhutan], August 3 (ANI): To increase the financial relations between Switzerland and Bhutan, a delegation of Swiss entrepreneurs met with native companies of Bhutan within the capital Thimphu, reported The Bhutan Live. The crew offered them with enterprise funding concepts in several sectors starting from well being, tourism, infrastructure, agriculture, and power.

The crew of Swiss entrepreneurs arrived within the capital on Wednesday. 

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Nearly 30 representatives from 16 Swiss corporations met with Bhutanese companies and ministry officers for 2 days, in accordance with The Bhutan Live.

The enterprise concepts incorporate varied matters which embody the most recent well being instruments corresponding to a drug to stop postpartum haemorrhage amongst pregnant girls to establishing railway tunnels within the nation.

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Dr Ralf Heckner, Swiss Ambassador to Bhutan mentioned, “I think after yesterday’s and today’s delegations, I see opportunities, especially in the areas of health, infrastructure, and agriculture. Those are the areas of opportunities I take away as the biggest potential here.”

Tandy Wangchuk, the Bhutan Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BCCI) President expressed delight and mentioned that such investments in our nation will increase our financial stability, The Bhutan Live reported.  

“The business representatives have presented their investment ideas today and many have positive feedback on them. The Prime Minister and the ministers also said that if these companies invest in our country, it will strengthen our economic stability. BCCI is also looking forward to a good impact from it,” Wangchuk mentioned. 

Moreover, two Memoranda of Understanding (MoU) have been signed by the Bhutan Chamber for Commerce and Industry with the Swiss Asia Chamber of Commerce and the Geneva Chamber of Commerce as a token of friendship, reported The Bhutan Live. 

Swiss Business Representative Marika Pechr mentioned that her firm needs to assist Bhutan with infrastructure initiatives and can contribute when it comes to experience and new applied sciences. 

“Our company would like to help Bhutan build infrastructure projects such as railways, tunnels, and roads with Swiss experts. To bring in expertise and new technologies to build safe and technologically advanced infrastructures in Bhutan,” she mentioned. 

Another Swiss Business Representative Alexis Poulet mentioned, “Ten days ago, we got approval from the Ministry of Health for a drug that will help Bhutanese mothers in the future. Every year, about seventy thousand women die of postpartum haemorrhage, and we can prevent that. We really want to collaborate with the Ministry of Health so that this product is available in Bhutan to prevent them from dying by giving birth.”

This marks the second such go to by enterprise delegates from Switzerland with the primary one having are available 2019. (ANI) 

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