Qatar’s State Minister for Foreign Affairs Set to Strengthen Ties with Nepal in Upcoming Visit

Nepal is set to welcome Qatar’s State Minister for Foreign Affairs, Soltan bin Saad Al-Muraikhi, on a two-day official visit starting Thursday. The visit aims to bolster diplomatic ties and foster collaboration between the two nations in various spheres.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed that during his stay, State Minister Al-Muraikhi is slated to engage in crucial meetings with key figures in the Nepalese government. His agenda includes discussions with Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ and Foreign Minister NP Saud, reflecting the commitment of both nations to deepen diplomatic relations.

A pivotal event during the visit will be a bilateral meeting between Qatari State Minister for Foreign Affairs Al-Muraikhi and Nepal’s Foreign Secretary Bharatraj Paudyal. This meeting is anticipated to delve into areas of mutual interest, exploring avenues for cooperation in trade, investment, and other strategic areas.

The visit underscores the growing importance of diplomatic ties between Qatar and Nepal, fostering collaboration on regional and global issues. The exchange of perspectives and discussions during the visit is expected to pave the way for enhanced cooperation and partnerships in the future.

State Minister Al-Muraikhi is scheduled to conclude his visit and depart on Friday, marking the brief yet significant diplomatic engagement between Qatar and Nepal. This visit stands as a testament to the nations’ commitment to maintaining and strengthening bilateral relations for the benefit of both countries.