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Government to sign MoU on OBOR in KTM, not in Beijing

Nepal Foreign Affairs (KATHMANDU, 8 May 2017)  –  The government on Monday  decided to become a part of China’s ambitious project ”One Belt, One Road”. A Cabinet meeting decided to

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