Today, Afrin Akhtar, the Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asian Affairs from the United States, arrived in Nepal for an official visit. During her visit, she is scheduled to engage in several important meetings.
Deputy Assistant Secretary Akhtar will meet with senior government officials and representatives from civil society organizations. These discussions aim to strengthen bilateral ties and explore areas of cooperation.
As part of her visit, Afrin Akhtar will also interact with members of the American Chambers of Commerce in Nepal. This engagement seeks to enhance economic collaboration between the two nations.
Minister Akhtar will discuss ways to advance education, improve healthcare, and promote human rights in Nepal. These topics are crucial for mutual prosperity and development.
The meeting between Deputy Assistant Secretary Akhtar and Foreign Secretary Sewa Lamsal centered around various facets of bilateral cooperation. They discussed ongoing initiatives, mutual support in international forums, and potential collaborative opportunities for the future.
Afreen Akhtar’s visit underscores the commitment to strengthening diplomatic relations between Nepal and the United States. As an official overseeing Nepal, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Bhutan, and the Maldives, she aims to foster positive engagement and cooperation in the region.
