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Bhutanese politician
Sangay Dorji |
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Assumed office
10 May 2018 |
| Preceded by | Pema Tenzin |
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| Constituency | Chukha |
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| Born | 1980 or 1981 (age 43–44)[1] |
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| Nationality | Bhutanese |
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Sangay Dorji (b. 1981National Council of Bhutan, since May 2018.
[3] He was elected as the chairperson of the National Council on 10 May 2023.
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Education
He holds a Master's degree in Educational Management Administration and Leadership[1] from Paro College of Education.[3]
References
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- Chairperson: Sangay Dorji (Non-partisan)
- Deputy Chairperson: Dago Tsheringla (Non-partisan)
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- Sangay Dorji (Non-partisan)
- Dago Tsheringla (Non-partisan)
- Kencho Tshering (Non-partisan)
- Berindra Chimoria (Non-partisan)
- Tshering (Non-partisan)
- Kelzang Lhundup (Non-partisan)
- Tshering Wangchen (Non-partisan)
- Ugyen Tshering (Non-partisan)
- Jamyang Namgyal (Non-partisan)
- Namgay Dorji (Non-partisan)
- Tshewang Rinchen (Non-partisan)
- Tashi Dendup (Non-partisan)
- Pema Tashi (Non-partisan)
- Sonam Tenzin (Non-partisan)
- Leki Tshering (Non-partisan)
- Sonam Tobgyel (Non-partisan)
- Rinzin Namgyel (Non-partisan)
- Nima Wangdi (Non-partisan)
- Phub Dorji (Non-partisan)
- Tshering Tshomo (Non-partisan)
- Tashi Wangyal (Appointed)
- Phuntsho Rapten (Appointed)
- Kesang Chuki Dorjee (Appointed)
- Ugyen Tshering (Appointed)
- Tashi Chhozom (Appointed)
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