President Paudel Meets Japanese Prime Minister in Tokyo

President Ramchandra Paudel met Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi in Tokyo as Nepal and Japan marked 70 years of diplomatic relations. The leaders discussed strengthening bilateral ties, development cooperation, infrastructure support, and future collaboration, highlighting the long-standing friendship between the two countries.

President Ramchandra Paudel met Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi in Tokyo, reaffirming the close relationship between Nepal and Japan as the two countries mark 70 years of diplomatic relations.

During the meeting, President Paudel underlined the importance of strengthening bilateral relations and expanding development cooperation. He expressed Nepal’s appreciation for Japan’s long-standing support and stressed the need to deepen collaboration in the coming years.

The discussion focused on areas such as development assistance, infrastructure development, human resource support, and issues of mutual regional interest. Both leaders agreed that cooperation in these sectors would benefit the people of both nations and contribute to long-term stability.

Prime Minister Takaichi welcomed President Paudel and reiterated Japan’s commitment to supporting Nepal’s development goals. She highlighted Japan’s interest in continued cooperation based on mutual respect and shared priorities.

Nepal and Japan established diplomatic relations 70 years ago, and since then, Japan has been one of Nepal’s key development partners. Japanese assistance has supported major projects in infrastructure, education, health services, and disaster preparedness across Nepal.

Officials said the meeting reflected a shared desire to further strengthen ties and build on decades of friendship. The talks were seen as an opportunity to review past cooperation and explore new areas of partnership.

President Paudel’s visit to Japan also includes meetings with senior officials and engagements aimed at enhancing diplomatic and economic relations. Observers note that the visit underscores Nepal’s efforts to maintain strong relations with trusted international partners.

The meeting concluded with both sides expressing confidence that Nepal toJapan relations would continue to grow stronger in the years ahead. Stay updated for more news.