Kathmandu: Foreign Minister Arzu Rana Deuba has stated that relations with different countries are becoming stronger through traditions and dialogue. She made these remarks during the fourth Professor Dr Yadunath Khanal Lecture Series organized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
According to National News Agency Nepal, Foreign Minister Rana highlighted the collaborative efforts between China and Nepal, emphasizing their commitment to prosperity while respecting the principle of non-interference in each other’s internal affairs and adhering to the One-China Policy. She noted that China is a significant source of foreign aid to Nepal and mentioned that the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) agreement between the two countries will further drive Nepal’s development.
Rana also mentioned that both nations have agreed to expand air connectivity and enhance people-to-people relations, along with deepening cooperation in other areas. She pointed out that China’s rapid progress in poverty alleviation serves as an exemplary model for Nepal.
Political scientist Dr. Jayaraj Acharya, speaking on the main theme of the program, stressed the importance of employing tactical diplomatic skills to benefit from China’s growing prosperity and influence on the global stage. Additionally, Chinese foreign policy expert Professor Yang Chenqi remarked on the longstanding relationship between China and Nepal, asserting that China prioritizes this bond and is prepared to support Nepal in its economic development efforts.