Kathmandu: Global Center for Climate and Security Governance (GCSG), a kathmandu-based think-tank organized a closed-door deliberations on Nepal’s foreign policy challenges in the changing Geopolitics. Minister for Foreign Affairs NP Saud and senior ex-officials from Nepal Police, Nepal Army, Armed Police force and representatives from the civil society were present in the program.

The program held under the title Nepal’s Geostrategic Position in Changing Global Policies intensively deliberated Nepal’s foreign and security challenges. At the opening of the program, Abhaya R Joshi, Executive Director of GCSG, shed light on the importance of the program.

He said Nepal faces a challenging time to conduct its foreign policy in the fast-changing geopolitical scenario. CPN-UML leader Deepak Prakash Bhatta made a presentation about the recent global and Nepal scenario. The GCSG is a global think-tank with offices in Kathmandu and Sydney, Australia. According to the organizer, the report of this close-door discussion will be submitted to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and other state mechanisms.