The Bhutan Journal Volume VI, Issue 1
- Editorial
- Govinda Rizal’s Words Have Lasting Significance
- GMC: A Challenging Vision
- The Cultural History of Gelephu
- Demography Dynamics in Gelephu
- Gelephu: Bhutan’s Emerging Trade Powerhouse
- Health Landscape of Gelephu
- Lack of Infrastructure Blurs Mega City Vision
- Legal Basis For GeSAR
- Political Representation in GMC
- Gelephu Beats Inside Bhutanese in Exile
Gelephu sits on widest flat land of the country yet Bhutan’s mountain terrain mean the uneven geography is the challenge for any infrastructure development that are necessary for a thriving commercial hub. Bhutan’s commitments to ecology conservation is internationally recognised. On top of that GMC requires enormous investments to build infrastructure in the terrain, for which the country lack adequate capital. Under such circumstances, GMC leadership’s task requires fine tuned marketing skills to win the trust of investors that GMC guarantees return on investments.