Nepal’s proactive engagement in the ongoing Raisina Dialogue, a multilateral forum hosted by India’s Ministry of External Affairs in collaboration with the Observer Research Foundation, signifies a significant stride toward enhancing regional cooperation and engagement.
Foreign Minister NP Saud, representing Nepal, has actively participated in discussions covering critical issues such as security, diplomacy, development, environment, and human rights.
Amidst the assembly of foreign ministers, military officials, analysts, and experts from across the globe, Minister Saud’s presence underscores Nepal’s commitment to fostering constructive dialogue and collaboration on the international stage.
During a meeting between Indian External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar and Foreign Minister Saud, Dr. Jaishankar expressed gratitude for Nepal’s enthusiastic participation in the Raisina Dialogue. Emphasizing the significance of Nepal’s engagement, Dr. Jaishankar highlighted the mutual interests discussed during their bilateral interaction.
“The presence of Foreign Minister Saud at the esteemed Raisina Dialogue exemplifies Nepal’s dedication to regional engagement and cooperation,” remarked Dr. Jaishankar in his X post.
The discussions between the two foreign ministers come at a pivotal juncture as Nepal and India strive to bolster their bilateral relations across various domains, including trade, investment, and infrastructure development. Minister Saud’s visit to New Delhi also entails meetings with other eminent Indian dignitaries, fostering enhanced communication and cooperation between the two nations.
The positive outcomes anticipated from the Raisina Dialogue, coupled with the dialogue between the Prime Ministers of Nepal and India, are poised to pave the way for further collaboration and progress in Nepal-India relations.
In a press release issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, it was reiterated that Nepal remains committed to constructive engagement and cooperation in the region.
