Nepal and China on Wednesday agreed to set up a system to deliver effectively various Chinese government-aided projects in Nepal. This agreement follows official talks between Foreign Minister Pradeep Gyawali and Chinese Vice-president Wang Qishan, and Foreign Minister of China and State Councillor Wang Yi in Beijing. In both the meetings, Gyawali conveyed the greetings and best wishes of Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli, and said Nepal appreciates President Xi Jinping’s vision of ‘building a community of shared future for humanity’, and supports China’s thrust on enhancing co-operation among nations. Vice-president Wang Qishan stressed on fully tapping the potential of bilateral ties between the two countries that historically enjoy excellent relations. Speaking at the joint press conference with his Chinese counterpart Wang, Gyawali said Nepal’s foreign policy gives top priority to neighbourhood. “We attach great importance to our relations with China. In line with our prin...
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