Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a productive bilateral meeting with Nepal’s Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli in Bangkok, Thailand, today, strengthening the ties between the two neighboring nations. The meeting, held on the sidelines of ongoing diplomatic engagements, focused on enhancing cooperation in various sectors, including trade, infrastructure, and cultural exchanges.
Both leaders discussed key areas of mutual interest, including improving connectivity between India and Nepal, boosting economic cooperation, and addressing regional security challenges. They also expressed their commitment to furthering the long-standing friendly relationship between their countries and reaffirmed the importance of people-to-people ties.
In a statement following the meeting, Prime Minister Modi highlighted India’s commitment to supporting Nepal’s development goals and enhancing bilateral trade and economic cooperation. He emphasized the need for greater collaboration in sectors like energy, tourism, and agriculture, which are vital for the growth and prosperity of both nations.
Prime Minister Oli, for his part, appreciated India’s ongoing support to Nepal’s development and reiterated Nepal’s desire to work closely with India to address challenges and capitalize on opportunities in the region. Both leaders also spoke about enhancing cross-border infrastructure, including roads and railways, to promote better connectivity between the two nations.
The meeting between PM Modi and PM Oli comes at a time when both countries are focused on deepening bilateral relations, with an eye on shared prosperity and regional stability. As the leaders of two close neighbors, their discussions are seen as a positive step in further strengthening the strategic partnership between India and Nepal.
