KATHMANDU, Aug 30: A delegation from the 59th course of National Defence College (NDC) India comprising 15 senior officers from civil services and defence forces of India, UK, Japan, Mongolia & Bangladesh concluded their visit to Nepal from August 25-28.

The visiting team led by Vice Admiral Srikant, AVSM, Commandant NDC called on Foreign Minister Pradeep Kumar Gyawali and Defence Secretary Reshmi Raj Pandey, according to a press release issued by the Indian Embassy in Kathmandu.

The team called on Chief of Army Staff, Nepali Army Purna Chandra Thapa and discussed matters of mutual interest. 

They were also briefed about various functions of the Nepali Army during their visit to the Nepali Army headquarters. 

The team visited Western Division Headquarters at Pokhara as well as the prestigious Mountain Warfare School at Jomsom.

The National Defence College of India is a premier institute of its type in Asia, providing instruction to senior defence and civil service officers in the wider aspects of higher direction and strategy of warfare.

The course is attended by senior officers of the Indian Defence Forces and Civil Services as well as armed forces officers of friendly foreign countries. Presently one officer of the Nepali Army is undergoing the ongoing course whereas nine serving and 19 retired officers of the Nepali Army have graduated from the National Defence College, New Delhi.

 
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