MoICE gives an update on pledge to support one youth from each household to study abroad

The Ministry of Information, Communication and Employment (MoICE) has provided an update on the government’s pledge to support one youth from each household that has not previously benefited from study or work abroad. As of 28th February 2026, the ministry said that 559 students have already enrolled in 47 colleges and training institutes in Bhutan …


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