At the meeting that took place at the Ministry of Home Affairs in Singha Durbar, they discussed the bilateral relations, the relations between the Unified CPN (Maoist) and the Chinese Communist Party, among other topics, according to Damodar Timilsina, Press Advisor to DPM and Home Minister Shrestha.[break]
On the occasion, they also held talks on convening the next round of talks at the Home Ministry level between the two countries and becoming sensitive to each other’s security.
Deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister Shrestha expressed the commitment that Nepal’s territory would not be allowed to be used against any country. He also appreciated the Chinese government’s policy of non-interference in any other country’s internal affairs.
The Deputy Prime Minister reiterated that Nepal is committed to the ‘One China Policy’.
Chinese Ambassador Yang congratulated Minister Shrestha for his appointment to the post of Deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister and extended an invitation for visiting China.
Thanking the Chinese ambassador for the invitation, DPM Shrestha said he would visit China at an appropriate time.
On the occasion, Ambassador Yang gave the information that a high-level Chinese delegation led by the Standing Committee Member of the Chinese Communist Party and the Special Envoy of the Chinese President would be visiting Nepal from August 16-18, according to Timilsina.
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