Nepal’s Foreign Minister, Narayan Prakash Saud, has reiterated the enduring and multifaceted relationship between Nepal and India, highlighting historical, governmental, and people-to-people ties as pillars of their bilateral cooperation.
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Speaking to WION on the sidelines of the Indian Ocean Conference in Perth, Saud stated, “We have a long history of relations, we have govt-to-govt relations, people-to-people relations. In this bilateral relation, we have signed many trade arrangements and we have good relations.”
In the context of bilateral visits, Saud noted the regular exchanges between officials and ministers from both nations, announcing his upcoming visit to India within a week. He remarked, “Frequent visits from India and Nepal are very common. I am also going to India within a span of one week after this conference.”
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