Interview

It is natural that some issues take time to get resolved- India’s Ambassador to Nepal Puri

For any Indian diplomat, it is said, taking charge in Nepal is very challenging. What is your experience?Whether Nepal was tough or easy, I don’t know. But I knew that
Limpiadhura is trilateral point and we want a tripartite agreement to resolve the issue

How do you assess the issue of Kalapai, Lipulek and Limpiadhura? It’s not just about Kalapnai, Lipukek and Limpiadhura, but about setting our national boundary as per the Sugauli Treaty.
China-Nepal relations to reach a new height – President Bidya Devi Bhandari

Q: Under the leadership of Your Excellency, relations between our two countries have entered a new period in recent years. How do you view the status and prospects of bilateral
Indo-Pacific Strategy is not the counterpart of the Belt &Road Initiative – Berry

Randy W. Berry, US Ambassador to Nepal, is a career diplomat and a member of the Senior Foreign Service, class of Minister-Counsellor. Berry has served as a diplomat since 1993,
Nepal-India relations should be handled at the political level – Prime Minister’s Foreign Advisor Bhattari

Recently concluded Nepal-India Joint Commission meeting has made significant progress in terms of strengthening bilateral relations, implementing the projects announced in the past and revising the past agreements so that
Kashmir conflict should be settled through the mediation of the UN – NCP leader Shrestha

Narayan Kaji Shrestha is the secretariat member and spokesperson of the ruling Nepal Communist Party. He is newly appointed Chief of the Party Publicity Department. Although he had staked his claim
The republican system has increased our prestige and acceptability in the international arena – Gyawali

In 2006, we all came together and fought for republic. We accomplished the goal by establishing republic and promulgating Constitution through people-elected Constituent Assembly. Are we today on the right
Chinese President will visit Nepal : Foreign Minister Gyawali

President Bidhya Devi Bhandari is leaving for China on a state visit on Wednesday (April 24). It will be the first state visit of the Head of State after the
Our participation in WEF will help us to network with foreign countries for the investment – Foreign Minister Gyawali

KATHMANDU (20 January 2019) –  Foreign Affairs Minister Pradeep Kumar Gyawali said on Saturday that a high level participation of Nepal in the Summit of the World Economic Forum (WEF)
We have developed appropriate technologies to mitigate the adverse effect of climate change

Nepal Foreign Affairs (KATHMANDU, 1 December 2018) – Nepali scientists have invented easiest and cheapest multiuse technology to combat the adverse effect of climate change that has been threatening the
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