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Indian Foreign Secretary Mishri coming to Kathmandu

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Kathmandu. Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Mishri is going to visit Nepal in the last week of Baisakh. Since the new government was formed in Kathmandu under the leadership of Wallendra Shah on 13th Chait, high-ranking officials from abroad have continued to arrive. According to sources in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Indian Foreign Secretary Mishri will visit Nepal from 30th to 31st of Baisakh. Foreign Secretary Mishri, who is coming to Nepal from India after Balendra Shah became the Prime Minister on the 13th, is the highest-ranking guest.

According to senior officials of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Indian side had written a correspondence proposing the date of 30-31 Baisakh for the visit of Foreign Secretary Vikram Mishri. A formal invitation has been sent to Mishri on behalf of Foreign Secretary Amrit Bahadur Rai to formalize the visit.

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