Correspondent
BHUTAN, 22 MARCH 2024: In a momentous occasion, Hon'ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi has been conferred with Bhutan's highest civilian honor, the 'Order of the Druk Gyalpo', marking a significant milestone in India-Bhutan relations. The announcement, made by Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, underscores the deep-rooted ties and acknowledges the Hon'ble Prime Minister's pivotal role in strengthening bilateral relations and advancing the interests of the Global South.
Prime Minister Modi's historic achievement as the first foreign Head of Government to receive this prestigious accolade underscores the enduring friendship and shared values between India and Bhutan. The award not only reflects the age-old civilizational bonds but also highlights the Hon'ble Prime Minister's vision and efforts in fostering closer cooperation between the two nations.
With this recognition, India's standing in the global arena receives further validation, as it marks the 15th highest civilian honor bestowed upon Prime Minister Modi. His leadership and dedication to enhancing India's position on the world stage have been instrumental in elevating the country's stature and influence internationally.
The 'Order of the Druk Gyalpo' serves as a testament to Prime Minister Modi's commitment to promoting regional cooperation and strengthening ties with neighboring countries. It reaffirms his vision of a prosperous and interconnected Global South, where nations collaborate for mutual progress and prosperity.
This accolade not only honors Prime Minister Modi's achievements but also symbolizes the enduring friendship and strategic partnership between India and Bhutan. As both nations continue to work together towards shared goals and aspirations, this recognition further cements the bond of friendship and cooperation between the two neighbors.