Chinese envoy calls on NA Chair Dahal
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Chinese Ambassador to Nepal Chen Song paid a courtesy call on National Assembly Chairman Narayan Prasad Dahal.
During the meeting held at the office of Dahal in Singha Durbar today, matters related to bilateral partnership, mutual cooperation and relations were discussed, according to the Chair Dahal’s Secretariat.
On the occasion, he said the relations between the two countries are strong at the people’s level along with diplomatic level.
Talking about the visit by presidents of both countries and regular exchanges of visit by parliamentary delegations, Chair Dahal mentioned that such visits help expand new dimensions of relationship and development.
He expressed the belief that China would provide continuous support to Nepal in coming days, sharing that the support of China for Nepal’s economic and social sectors is incomparable.
Similarly, the Chinese Ambassador expressed happiness that the Parliament has passed the TRC Bill, which he said would be a new stride in Nepal’s peace, stability and development sector.
Stating that China is willing to start direct air service to Pokhara and Bhairahawa International Airports from different cities of China, Ambassador Song underlined that it would help to increase arrival of Chinese tourists in Nepal.
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