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Swiss Ambassador meets Energy Minister Bhusal



KATHMANDU: Ambassador of Switzerland to Nepal, Elisabeth Von Capeller, has paid a courtesy call on Minister for Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation, Pampha Bhusal.

During the meeting held at the Ministry today, they discussed the various aspects of bilateral relations and cooperation.

Recalling the Swiss government’s significant support in Nepal’s technical and vocational education, Minister Bhusal expected necessary technical and financial support of the Swiss government in the energy sector of Nepal in coming days.

She further said that Nepal has been facing huge problems due to impact of climate change. The Energy Minister pointed out the collaboration to mitigate the impacts of climate change, which has become the common problem of both countries.

Minister Bhusal extended gratitude towards the Swiss government for its support in implementation of federalism and employment expansion.

Similarly, Ambassador Capeller said there is a need of technical support rather than financial support in Nepal, assuring for Swiss government’s continuous technical support.

She shared, “We have knowledge and skill required for technical sector like tunnel and turbine. We want to support it to Nepal.”

The Swiss Ambassador further said temperature of Switzerland is also increasing due to impact of climate change.

Joint-Secretaries at the Energy Ministry, Madhu Prasad Bhetuwal and Baburam Bhandari and representatives of Foreign Ministry were present on the occasion.

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