Arjundhara Municipality in Jhapa has formalized a sister city relationship with Tono City of Japan through a bilateral agreement aimed at fostering collaboration in agriculture, healthcare, and disaster management.
The agreement was signed on Thursday by Mayor Baldev Singh Gomden of Arjundhara Municipality and Mayor Kazuhiko Tada of Tono City. The sisterly relationship is expected to strengthen ties and encourage knowledge sharing between the two cities.
Mayor Gomden highlighted the importance of the partnership, stating that the collaboration would bring opportunities for mutual growth and development, particularly in agriculture and healthcare—sectors pivotal to both regions.
A delegation led by Mayor Kazuhiko Tada is currently on a two-day visit to Arjundhara Municipality at the invitation of Mayor Gomden. The 11-member Japanese team visited the disaster response center and the agriculture market developed in the municipality, gaining firsthand insights into local practices and infrastructure.
The visit is part of a broader initiative to enhance international cooperation and foster relationships that benefit both communities.
This sister city agreement symbolizes a step forward in strengthening Nepal-Japan relations and is expected to yield practical benefits for the residents of Arjundhara Municipality and Tono City.
20th Dec 2024
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