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See the important agreement with ChinaNepal and China have reached three separate bilateral agreements to further strengthen economic cooperation between the two countries. The meeting was attended by Chinese Vice Premier Wang Yang and Deputy Prime Minister and Local Development Minister. Bijaya Kumar Gachchhadar, Nepal and China signed agreement on Economic and Technical Cooperation.
Under the Economic and Technical Cooperation Agreement, China agreed to provide 1 billion RMB and technical cooperation for the restoration of earthquake-damaged infrastructures. The government plans to use the money to upgrade and repair Araniko Highway and the construction bridge at the Timure in Rasuwa district.
Separately, Nepal and China have reached the Framework Agreement on Promotion of Investment and Economic Cooperation. This umbrella agreement seeks to bring investments from the Chinese private sector in different areas of infrastructure development including in the construction of roads, tunnels and electricity transmission lines.
Nepal and China have also transchanged oil and gas resources on oil and gas resources exploration, as per the visit to Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli to China in 2016. China will aim for 2.25 billion rupees.
Officials at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said the two countries agreed to hold a regular mechanism of bilateral mechanisms including Joint Economic and Trade Committee. The two countries also discussed bilateral cooperation in the areas of trade, tourism and investment, infrastructure development, energy, cross-border connectivity and people to people contact.
While Vice Premier Wang led the Chinese delegation, Deputy Prime Minister and Local Development Minister Gachhhadar led the Nepali delegation in bilateral talks. During the meeting, Minister Gachchhadar reiterated Nepal's One China policy.
Minister of State Gachchhadar also praised Nepal's socio-economic development for appreciation. He expressed happiness that the bilateral cooperation between the two countries has been expanding in recent times to cover various important aspects.
According to a press statement issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA), the two sides agreed on the Nepal-China border port at the functions and facilities. "In the context of the bilateral agreement on today's use of the reconstruction of the Chinese government in the restoration of border bridges and Tatopani port, Nepali side reiterated its request to Chinese side for early opening of Tatopani-Zhangmu border point. A MoFA statement.
Chinese government has declared 2017 as Nepal Tourism Promotion Year in China. The two countries have agreed to meet Nepal's tourism in joint cooperation and cooperation. In the morning, Deputy Prime Minister and Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs Krishna Bahadur Mahara jointly inaugurated the nine-story tower restoration project at Kathmandu Durbar Square. .
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