“I have many more connection opportunities in remote villages when they get connected to electricity,” says Nima, explaining the increasing need for cable and fiber-optic connections as Bhutan works to improve rural electrification.
A vast majority (74%) of Bhutanese e-commerce consumers use unregistered online agents that advertise
their products through free social media platform such as Facebook and Instagram. Only 26% purchase
from the registered local, regional and global ecommerce companies.
As the world undergoes rapid technological and economic transformations, Bhutan has recognised the importance of fostering an entrepreneurial ecosystem to drive sustainable economic growth and promote innovation. While the entrepreneurial environment has made significant strides, there remain many areas of improvement that need attention before Bhutan can match the commercial vibrancy of global hubs like Vietnam and the Bay Area in San Francisco.
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