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DPM Shrestha holds talks with ambassadors from three nations



KATHMANDU: Today, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs, Narayan Kaji Shrestha, received the honor of courtesy calls from esteemed ambassadors representing Norway, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia.

Norway’s Ambassador to Nepal, Torun Dramdal, engaged in discussions with Minister Shrestha at the Ministry, focusing on avenues to strengthen bilateral relations and advance mutual interests between the two nations.

Ministry Spokesperson Amrit Bahadur Rai provided insights into the productive dialogue held during the meeting.

During their interaction, the two dignitaries also explored opportunities to augment Norway’s support for Nepal’s development endeavors.

In addition, Ambassador Abrar H Hashmi of Pakistan and Ambassador Saad Nasser Abdullah Abu Haimed of Saudi Arabia also extended their cordial greetings to Minister Shrestha during their respective courtesy calls.

Both ambassadors conveyed their well wishes for the success of Minister Shrestha’s tenure.

These diplomatic exchanges underscore Nepal’s commitment to nurturing constructive relationships with key international partners for the collective advancement and prosperity of all involved.

Publish Date : 14 March 2024 17:03 PM

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