- Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri arrives in Kathmandu Wednesday to prepare for Prime Minister Balendra Shah’s upcoming official trip to India.
- Misri will discuss key bilateral topics with Nepalese officials, including trade, energy, border issues, and joint construction projects.
- The talks aim to set the agenda and define goals for the Prime Minister’s visit to New Delhi.
- Misri will meet Nepal’s President and top leadership before concluding his two-day visit on Thursday.
Kathmandu, Nepal: Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri will arrive in Kathmandu on Wednesday for a two-day official visit to help prepare for Prime Minister Balendra Shah’s upcoming trip to India.
During his visit, Misri will meet with Nepal’s Foreign Secretary, Amrit Bahadur Rai. The two leaders will discuss key topics between both countries, including trade, energy, border issues, and joint construction projects.
A major part of the talks will focus on setting the agenda for Prime Minister Shah’s visit to New Delhi and agreeing on what both nations hope to accomplish.
Misri is also set to meet with Nepal’s President, Prime Minister Shah, and other top government officials before returning to New Delhi on Thursday.
