Meeting between Foreign Minister Khanal and Indian Foreign Minister Jaishankar in Mauritius
-
Media Baaji
- Sat, 11 April 2026
Kathmandu. Foreign Minister Shishir Khanal and Indian Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar had a bilateral meeting. Minister Khanal and his counterpart Jaishankar, who arrived in Mauritius during the Indian Ocean Conference, had a meeting in Port Louis on Friday. In the meeting with S. Jaishankar, the Foreign Minister expressed his commitment to further strengthen bilateral cooperation. In addition, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that there was an overall review of the multi-faceted Nepal-India relationship and various matters of mutual interest were discussed. Minister Khanal had separate meetings with the foreign ministers of India, Bhutan and Bangladesh on Friday.
Express
Related News
Prime Minister's instructions to the Ministers and Secretaries to prepare and implement blueprints for all ministries
Kathmandu. Prime Minister Sushila Karki has instructed the ministers and secretaries to prepare blueprints and implement them by all the ministries so that the citizens can feel it directly. Prime Minister Karki while...
Elections will be held tomorrow, Wednesday, at the special convention of the Congress
Kathmandu. Elections for the new leadership will be held on Tuesday only in the special convention of the Nepali Congress. The session of the special convention is continuing at the Bhrukutimandap located on the Exhibition Road in Kathmandu. In th...
Gagan Thapa's commitment to take Nepal to digital technology within five years
Kathmandu. Gagan Thapa, Chairman of Nepali Congress and candidate of Sarlahi Region No. 4, has expressed his commitment to bring digital technology to Nepal within the next five years. President Thapa released a video on social media on Monday and...
Education Minister's warning against dismissal of teachers involved in party activities
Kathmandu. Education Minister Mahaveer Pun has said that there have been complaints that teachers, professors and staff are involved in political activities contrary to professional dignity and that such activities are...
The report of the commission of inquiry into the Genji movement incident is being submitted to the government today
Kathmandu. The commission of inquiry formed to investigate the incident related to the Genji movement on August 23 and 24 has prepared to submit its report to the government today. Prime Minister Sushila Karki's secretariat said that the commissio...
Elections are not possible without the support of parties: Prime Minister Karki
Kathmandu. Prime Minister Sushila Karki has made it clear that elections are not possible without the support of political parties. Chief Advisor to the Prime Minister Ajaybhadra Khanal informed that during the dialogue held between the government...