KATHMANDU, Dec 27: Nepal's former ambassador to Pakistan, Govinda Prasad Lohani, passed away on Saturday night. He was 93.
Lohani, who was also a senior Nepali economist and writer, breathed his last while undergoing treatment at Nepal Mediciti Hospital in Lalitpur, on Saturday night, according to family sources.
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He served as Nepal's envoy to Pakistan from 1978 to 1982.
Lohani had been suffering from a respiratory disease for the past two months. His final rites are being performed today. Lohani is survived by three sons and a daughter. He penned several books on literature, culture, economy and philosophy.
Lohani also played a role in founding Nepal Rastra Bank, the central bank of the country.
