Stating that Nepal treated China as a close and good neighbor and a major development partner, he said relations with China were always the top priority of Nepal. "Nepal is always in favor of a one-China policy."
Lately, the legislative relations between Nepal and China have been further extended, according to the NA Chair who expressed his happiness over China's decision to incorporate Nepal in its Outbound Tourists Group. He utilized the forum to communicate with the Chinese side that the operation of Pokhara International Airport funded by China as a loan assistance was capable of contributing significantly to Nepal's tourism market, expressing his hope to see the operation of direct flights from Pokhara to various towns in China in the future. He also urged China to ease the exports of vegetables, meat products, tea leaves and herbs from Nepal to China. On the occasion, NPC Standing Committee Chair Zhao said China was ready to operate a direct flight from Chengdu to Pokhara from June 21. The NA Chair currently leads a nine-member Nepali parliamentary delegation to China and he is scheduled to address the Fifth China-Tibet Tourism and Cultural Expo to be held in Lhasa of Tibet on June 16-17 as a chief guest. House of Representatives members Jeevan Pariyar, Dhawal Shumsher JB Rana and Pradeep Yadav and NA members Uday Bahadur Bohara, Dipa Gurung and Hariram Chaudhary are among the members in his delegation.