XVIth SAARC SUMMIT

Monday, May 3, 2010

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KitMay 20, 2011 at 4:11 PM
This oil painting gives a different perspective of art in Bhutan, in fact, the man on foot has some kind of turban-looking headwrap gives it a more Indian influence.
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Yeshey DorjiMay 20, 2011 at 4:30 PM
Hi Kit,

The painting is by an Afghan artist I think :)
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Bhutan hosted the XVIth SAARC Summit in Thimphu, from 28th - 29th April, 2009. Some of the visiting media people were agog at the scale and grandeur of the arrangements made by the organizers of the Summit. They admitted that they have never before seen such a colorful and impeccably managed SAARC Summit.

In addition to important commitments and pledges made by various member states, the Thimphu Summit is significant in that, for the first time since the Mumbai blasts of 2008, the Prime Ministers of India and Pakistan agreed to a one-on-one bi-lateral meeting on the sidelines of the Summit. It later emerged that the two leaders agreed to get their respective Foreign Ministers and Secretaries to work out the modalities of re-establishing trust and confidence which would pave the way for the two neighbors to hold serious discussions on all aspects of their concerns.

The last meeting between the two leaders took place in July, 2009.

XVIth SAARC SUMMIT

Monday, May 3, 2010

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