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‘Ties with neighbors strengthened following special envoys’ visits’

KATHMANDU, Aug. 23 (Xinhua)–The Nepalese government said Tuesday that recent visits of two deputy prime ministers as special envoys to China and India were fruitful in taking the bilateral relationships

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