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Nepal and World Bank sign two agreements

Nepal Foreign Affairs (KATHMANDU, 14 November 2018) – The Government of Nepal and the World Bank have signed two agreements totaling US$ 155.7 million (equivalent to 18 billion Nepalese Rupees)

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