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Indian Foreign Secretary to Visit Nepal

Hamro Patro News •
November 02, 2026 • 04:46 PM
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Kathmandu. Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri will pay an official visit to Nepal on Wednesday, Kartik 18 and Thursday, Kartik 19. He is coming to Nepal at the friendly invitation of Foreign Min...

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Kathmandu. Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri will pay an official visit to Nepal on Wednesday, Kartik 18 and Thursday, Kartik 19. He is coming to Nepal at the friendly invitation of Foreign Ministry Secretary Amrit Bahadur Rai. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has stated that there will be a bilateral discussion between Foreign Secretary Rai and Indian Foreign Secretary Misri during the visit. During the discussion, both sides will review all aspects of Nepal-India relations and exchange views on various issues of mutual interest. It is believed that the discussion will further strengthen the close and friendly relations that have existed between the two countries for a long time. During his stay in Nepal, Foreign Secretary Misri will also pay courtesy calls on high-level dignitaries of Nepal. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has stated that Indian Foreign Secretary Misri is scheduled to depart from Kathmandu to New Delhi on Kartik 19 after completing his two-day official visit.

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