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There has been a discussion about how to intensify and strengthen the relationship between Nepal and India. Along with this, a spokesman of the Ministry of External Affairs said that the information about the meeting of the Border Working Group is not present with me. But I would like to say that we want to strengthen the relationship between the two countries. In the context of this, there was a visit to Additional Secretary. He has just taken over. He went to Nepal to talk to the top officials and talk about how to take this relationship forward.
Additional Secretary of the Ministry of External Affairs had just visited Nepal. He has talks there. There has not been a meeting of the border work group for many time. Has there been any talk about re -activating it? On the question of Prabhasakshi, Foreign Ministry spokesman Randhir Jaiswal said that Additional Secretary of the Ministry of External Affairs Manu Mahawar has visited Nepal. He has spoken to the top officials there. There has been a discussion about how to intensify and strengthen the relationship between Nepal and India. Along with this, a spokesman of the Ministry of External Affairs said that the information about the meeting of the Border Working Group is not present with me. But I would like to say that we want to strengthen the relationship between the two countries. In the context of this, there was a visit to Additional Secretary. He has just taken over. He went to Nepal to talk to the top officials and talk about how to take this relationship forward.
Let us tell you that Manu Mahawar, Additional Secretary, Ministry of External Affairs, met Nepal’s Foreign Minister Arju Rana Deuba and discussed various aspects of bilateral relations. The two officials discussed matters related to mutual anxiety, shared interest and future cooperation. According to the statement, Deuba said that Nepal gives great importance to its relations with India. He expressed his desire to work closely with India to promote mutual relations between the two countries and their people. According to the statement, during the meeting, the meetings between Deuba and Mahawar Border Working Group also agreed to resolve the boundary issues. The border work group has not met in the last few years.
The statement also said that Deuba also reminded the Indian side about the request of Nepal related to air routes connecting the Gautam Buddha International Airport and Pokhara International Airport at Bhairahwa to various cities of India. ” It said that the two officials also mentioned the recent inter-government committee meeting on trade and energy between Nepal and India to be fruitful. He also underlined the need for continuous organizing such bilateral meetings in the future. According to the statement, Deuba requested the Indian side to facilitate the transport of necessary equipment through Dharchula, located in the Indian region for the construction of a road connecting Tinker to the eastern part of the Mahakali river.
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