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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang to hold talks with his South Asian counterparts including Nepal on COVID-19



KATHMANDU: Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi is holding discussions with his counterparts from Afghanistan, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Nepal on COVID-19 on Tuesday.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi will discuss with his counterparts of South Asian Countries including Nepal on the supplies of COVID-19 vaccinations and measures of controlling the pandemic.

In the virtual meeting to be held today, Foreign Minister Pradeep Gyawali will participate in the discussions from Nepal side , said the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

With South Asia turning into a hub of coronavirus, Chinese Foreigner Minister Wang is taking the initiative in curbing the COVID-19.

China has pledged support of COVID-19 vaccination and other assistance to India and other South Asian countries after the country turned into a hub of pandemic, of late.

Today’s virtual meeting will focus on the COVID-19 vaccination and controlling measures of the pandemic, according to the Foreign Ministry.

China has been stressing the need on the regional cooperation to prevent and control the COVID-19 pandemic.

Earlier, northern neighbor China had donated Nepal 800,000 dozes of COVID-19 vaccination.

Publish Date : 27 April 2021 10:28 AM

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