From The Indian Express
Center-Left Owned by Indian Express GroupIn first bilateral trip, Nepal PM Balendra Shah to visit India from November 22
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Nepal Prime Minister Balendra Shah is set to make his first bilateral visit to India starting November 22. Prior to the trip, India’s Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri met Shah in Nepal, discussing mutual interests and ways to strengthen cooperation across several areas. In a joint press release, Nepali leaders thanked India for swift and substantial humanitarian and technical assistance following the Bhotekoshi floods.
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The Nepali leaders expressed “gratitude for India’s swift and substantial humanitarian and technical assistance in the aftermath of the Bhotekoshi floods”, a joint press release stated
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India and Nepal on Wednesday discussed ways to take forward bilateral cooperation, including progress on development projects backed by New Delhi, as foreign secretary Vikram Misri met top Nepalese officials in Kathmandu as part of preparations for Prime Minister Balendra Shah’s visit to India later…
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India and Nepal have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening bilateral ties as Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri met Prime Minister Balendra Shah in Kathmandu ahead of his expected visit to Delhi later this month. Discussions covered trade, energy, connectivity, sports and new areas of…
