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Agreements with China Foundation for Nepal’s easy access to the third world: President

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Agreements with China Foundation for Nepal’s easy access to the third world: President
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Kathmandu, October 13: President Bidya Devi Bhandari has said that the agreements and treaties signed with China have built a foundation for Nepal’s easy access to the third world countries. During the high-level bilateral talks held at the Office of the President, Sheetal Niwas after welcoming her Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping yesterday, President Bhandari said Nepal is now striving to realize the national goal of prosperous Nepal and Happy Nepalis following the establishment of a stable government.

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Stating that the government is working to transform Nepal into a middle-income country by 2030, she said the government was ever ready to facilitate and safeguard Chinese investments in Nepal. Extending gratitude for the post-quake support in Nepal, President Bhandari said Nepal was looking forward to receiving Chinese tourists during the Visit Nepal Year 2020 and support for human resource development in the country.

On the occasion, Chinese President Xi congratulated Nepal for the development achieved since the assumption of power by the Communist Party and said that China wishes to strengthen the relations established on the principle of peaceful coexistence. He also announced that work on trans-Himalaya railways would move ahead despite its difficulties. President Xi announced a support of 3.5 billion RMB to be provided between 2020 to 2022 for uplifting the living standard of the Nepali people.

The Chinese President also said that the trade imbalance between the two countries could be addressed while urging Nepal to export competitive goods. Stating that he was encouraging big and quality investments from China, President Xi said support could be sought from the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank as well.

On the occasion, President Xi signed the visitors’ book. Present on the occasion were the Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister, the Home Minister, the Minister for Foreign Affairs, Minister for Women, Children and Elderly Citizens, the Minister for Drinking Water and Sanitation, and high-ranking officials of Nepal and China. President Xi arrived Kathmandu this afternoon on a two-day State visit, at the friendly invitation of President Bidya Devi Bhandari

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