Nepal, India foreign ministers discuss Nepal PM’s Delhi visit
Nepal Prime Minister Deuba is leaving for India on April 1 in his first official foreign trip since assuming office in July last year.
Nepal Prime Minister Deuba is leaving for India on April 1 in his first official foreign trip since assuming office in July last year.
He was originally scheduled to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other top Indian leaders from April 3-5.
During the visit he would hold multiple bilateral meetings with his counterparts from China, Russia and Iraq, among others.
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The External Affairs Minister to the Maldives tweeted that in the “fruitful meeting”, the two parties discussed capacity building and training cooperation in law enforcement.
The visit comes a week before Beijing hosts a conference of Afghanistan's neighbours on how to assist the Taliban government.
Both India and China have refused thus far to directly condemn the Russian invasion of Ukraine, albeit for different reasons.
The rumours of the replacement emerged after China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi arrived in Kabul unannounced on March 24.
They returned to Bangladesh following a flag meeting between Border Guard Bangladesh and Myanmar's Border Guard Police.
Foreign Minister Wang started the meeting by calling his Pakistani counterpart Qureshi “Bhaijaan” (brother), signifying the close strategic ties between the two countries.