Our friendship with India and China remains of ‘paramount importance’ in conduct of our foreign policy: Nepal at U.N.
The Hindu
Addressing the General Debate of the UNGA’s final day on September 27, Narayan Khadka said that Nepal’s worldview is shaped by its adherence to the principle of ‘amity with all and enmity with none’.
Nepal’s friendship with both neighbours, India and China, remains of “paramount importance” in the conduct of its foreign policy, the country’s new Foreign Minister Narayan Khadka has said at the high-level 76th United Nations General Assembly.
Addressing the General Debate of the UNGA’s final day on Monday, Mr. Khadka said that Nepal’s worldview is shaped by its adherence to the principle of ‘amity with all and enmity with none’.
The government of Nepal led by Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba is “committed to conduct the foreign policy on the basis of sovereign equality, mutual respect, and mutual benefit and remains engaged with all friendly countries in the wider international community,” he said.
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