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Nepal PM to visit India on Aug 23

| | Aug 02, 2017, at 09:39 pm
Kathmandu, Aug 2 (IBNS): Nepal Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba will start his India visit from Aug 23, media reports said on Wednesday

He will be on a five-day tour to India.

He will be visiting India at an invitation by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

“We have received two clear instructions from the prime minister,” two senior officials engaged in the visit preparations told The Kathmandu Post.

“Firstly, the prime minister is keen to implement the past agreements reached during his three visits to India. While dwelling on the status of the India-funded projects, the prime minister also plans to discuss the issues, if any, that have impeded the projects,” said a senior official to The Kathmandu Post.

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