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- Prime Minister Balen Shah has given a joint briefing to foreign ambassadors and heads of diplomatic missions in Nepal about the government’s priorities for the first time.
- Prime Minister Shah reiterated Nepal’s balanced and practical foreign policy and expressed commitment to strengthen relations with neighbors, friendly countries and development partners.
- In his 12 main messages, he included strengthening relations with friendly countries, security priority of Nepali citizens, keeping peace as a common priority and maintaining political stability.
27 Chait, Kathmandu. Prime Minister Balen Shah informed the heads of foreign ambassadors and diplomatic missions in Nepal about the priorities of the government. 12 messages are clearly seen, stating that peace is a common priority while adopting a balanced and practical diplomacy.
For the first time after becoming the Prime Minister, he gave a joint briefing to the ambassadors and heads of diplomatic missions of various countries in Nepal.
Calling the Prime Minister’s office, he informed about the priorities of Nepal’s foreign policy.
Ambassadors/Heads of Mission of India, Pakistan, Republic of Korea, UK, Qatar, Switzerland, France, Israel, Japan, Bangladesh, Germany, Egypt, Sri Lanka, Saudi Arabia, China, United States of America and United Nations were present in the meeting.
According to the Prime Minister’s Secretariat, Prime Minister Shah reiterated Nepal’s balanced and practical foreign policy and expressed his commitment to strengthen relations with neighbors, friendly countries and development partners based on trust, mutual respect and shared prosperity.
