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CenterForeign Secretary Misri holds talks with Nepali leaders, reviews bilateral ties
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India’s foreign secretary Vikram Misri told Nepal that India is ready to help rebuild infrastructure damaged by recent floods, and the two sides discussed expanding energy cooperation. In Kathmandu, Nepal’s prime minister Balen Shah thanked India for its disaster‑response assistance, and Nepali leaders expressed gratitude for India’s swift and substantial humanitarian and technical help after the Bhotekoshi floods, according to a joint press release. The talks set the stage for the Nepal prime minister’s upcoming visit to India.
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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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During his visit, Misri called on Prime Minister Shah and conveyed greetings from Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The discussions focused on the progress of bilateral cooperation and possible outcomes and initiatives in preparation for the Nepali Prime Minister's upcoming visit to India.
— NDTV
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Kathmandu, November 4 (IANS): Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri on Wednesday held a series of meetings with Nepali cabinet ministers and senior government officials, discussing ways to deepen bilateral relations and expand cooperation in several areas during his visit to the Himalayan…
