Tour Entry Fix: Bhutan’s Home Minister says the government is working to address tourist permit and Sustainable Development Fee delays at the Phuentsholing Integrated Check Post after MPs raised concerns about long queues and slow processing. Regional Tourism Push: Thailand and Bhutan have completed reciprocal familiarization trips under “Two Kingdoms, One Destination,” aiming to build higher-value wellness and culture-led travel products. Conservation in Gelephu: The Bhutan Trust Fund for Environmental Conservation marked World Environment Day in Gelephu with new grants for red panda tourism and elephant habitat enhancement, plus CCTV handover for elephant movement tracking. Connectivity for Trade: India will fully fund the Kokrajhar–Gelephu railway link (Nu 34.5B), a move expected to reshape Bhutan’s logistics and boost the Gelephu Mindfulness City vision. Aviation Governance: Bhutan’s National Assembly unanimously adopted the International Civil Aviation Convention 2016, strengthening Bhutan’s role in global aviation standards and ICAO governance. Heritage & Planning: Haa Dzongkhag imposed a temporary construction moratorium inside Haa Thromde as it reviews urban plans to protect cultural character while updating regulations. Safety for Nationals: Bhutan formed a national committee to monitor the safety and welfare of Bhutanese in the Middle East, with contingency and evacuation plans if conditions worsen.