header banner
POLITICS

Xi positive about visiting Nepal, Chinese PM tells DPM Mahara

KATHMANDU, Aug 17: Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Krishna Bahadur Mahara and Chinese Prime Minister Li Keqiang held a meeting at latter's office at Zhongnanhai in Beijing on Wednesday morning.
By Republica

KATHMANDU, Aug 17: Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Krishna Bahadur Mahara and Chinese Prime Minister Li Keqiang held a meeting at latter's office at Zhongnanhai in Beijing on Wednesday morning.


During the courtesy meeting, the Chinese Prime Minister thanked DPM and Finance Minister Mahara for the kind invitations extended to Chinese President, Xi Jinping, and the Premier himself of the People's Republic of China.


Related story

Mahara heading for Beijing today


On the occasion, the Chinese PM said that he and Chinese President Xi are positive for visiting Nepal and the Ministries of Foreign Affairs of the two countries would stay in touch for necessary coordination, the Embassy of Nepal, Beijing stated in a press release.


Similarly, DPM Mahara expressed his gratitude for the Prime Minister's valuable time and appreciated the government and people of China for their generous support and cooperation in Nepal's socio-economic development.


The Chinese PM Li assured the visiting DPM Mahara about China's willingness to extend all possible cooperation for Nepal, saying China and Nepal have always developed pragmatic relations.


DPM Mahara was accompanied by Jhabindra Aryal, Joint-Secretary and Head of Northeast Asia Division of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Harishchandra Ghimire, Charge d' Affairs, a.i., Binod Prasad Acharya, Minister (Economic) and Sabitra Oli, Second Secretary of the Embassy of Nepal in Beijing. RSS


 

Related Stories
POLITICS

China congratulated Speaker Mahara

POLITICS

DPM Mahara meets Chinese Foreign Minister in Beiji...

POLITICS

DPM Mahara and Chinese ambassador meet

POLITICS

DPM Mahara to meet Chinese PM Wednesday

ECONOMY

Service in Chinese for Chinese tourists at TIA