Bhutan Diplomatic Relations 2012&2011

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2012 Diplomatic Relations
Country
Date
Signatory from counterpart 
Signatory from Bhutan
Republic of Armenia
26th Sept 2012
H.E. Mr. Edward Nalbandyan
Lyonpo Khandu Wangchuk
Slovak Republic
26th Sept 2012
Mr. Miroslav Lajcak
Lyonpo Khandu Wangchuk
Republic of Turkey
26 sept 2012
Mr. Ahmet Davutoglu
Lyonpo Khandu Wangchuk
Republic of Slovenia
13th September 2012
Ms. Sanja Štiglic
Mr Lhatu Wangchuk
United Arab Emirates
13th September 2012.
Mr. Ahmed Al-Jarman
Mr Lhatu Wangchuk
Republic of Mauritius
2nd July 2012
Mr. Milan Jaya Nyamrajsingh Meetarbhan
Mr Lhatu Wangchuk
Argentine Republic
14th March 2012
Mr. Mateo Estrémé
Mr Lhatu Wangchuk
Republic of the Union of Myanmar
1st February 2012
Mr. Than Swe
Mr Lhatu Wangchuk
Mongolia
18th January 2012
Ms. Enkhtsetseg Ochir
Mr Lhatu Wangchuk
Socialist Republic of Viet Nam
19th January 2012
Mr. Le Hoai Trung
Mr Lhatu Wangchuk


2011 Diplomatic Relations

Country
Date
Signatory from counterpart 
Signatory from Bhutan
Republic of Indonesia
15th December 2011
Mr. Hasan Kleib
Mr Lhatu Wangchuk
Cuba
26th September 2011
Mr. Bruno Eduardo Rodriguez Parilla
Dasho Daw Penjo
Fiji
18th November 2011
Peter Thomson
Lhatu Wangchuk
Morocco
21st November 2011
Mohammed Loulichki
Lhatu Wangchuk
Spain
11th February 2011
Mr. Juan Pablo de Laiglesia
Mr. Lhatu Wangchuk,


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