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Nepal, China sign pact on trade, infra development

Nepal and China on Tuesday signed a nine-point agreement as Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli met President Xi Jinping in Beijing when the two leaders discussed connectivity, industrial development, infrastructural development and trade and tourism among other issues. Earlier,...

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Kathmandu, Updated At : 04:04 AM Dec 04, 2024 IST

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Nepal and China on Tuesday signed a nine-point agreement as Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli met President Xi Jinping in Beijing when the two leaders discussed connectivity, industrial development, infrastructural development and trade and tourism among other issues.

Earlier, Oli — who is on a four-day official visit — held a bilateral meeting with his Chinese counterpart Li Qiang in Beijing, the Prime Minister’s Secretariat said. The bilateral meeting with the Chinese president mainly dwelt on matters related to connectivity, industrial development, infrastructural development, medical cooperation, agricultural development and trade.

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