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Yes, I saw it on the news, and to me what a challenge they both will have: to keep the country as it is and not lose its identity, yet progress. And hadn't I read somewhere once, that this is one of the happiest countries in which to live??
Yes, I saw it on the news, and to me what a challenge they both will have: to keep the country as it is and not lose its identity, yet progress. And hadn't I read somewhere once, that this is one of the happiest countries in which to live??
They do have some negatives, I think the non-Buddhist minority has faced repression at times. Still they are a fascinating country that is fairly stable and happy considering their low level of Human-Development.
Lovely. I met Princess Sonam in Tonga a few years ago at the coronation of Tonga's King. She seemed very nice.
Here is a pic from one of the festivities.
From left to right: Princess Sonam of Bhutan, His Majesty King George Tupou V of Tonga, Crown Prince Naruhito of Japan & the Duke of Gloucester(UK)
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