Kathmandu – Foreign Minister Shishir Khanal held a courtesy meeting with Mohamed Abdalla Ali Eltom, Sudan’s non-resident ambassador to Nepal, at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Singha Durbar on October 15.
During the meeting, Minister Khanal and Ambassador Eltom exchanged views on various issues of mutual interest and concern. The discussion provided an opportunity for both sides to share their perspectives on matters of common interest and explore possibilities for further diplomatic engagement between Nepal and Sudan.
The two sides also discussed the existing bilateral relations between Nepal and Sudan, with a focus on identifying potential areas of cooperation that could benefit both countries. They exchanged views on strengthening their relationship and expanding collaboration in areas of shared interest.
The meeting highlighted the importance of continued dialogue and diplomatic communication in maintaining friendly relations between the two nations. Both sides had the opportunity to discuss matters concerning their respective countries and consider ways to further develop mutual understanding through regular engagement.
As Sudan’s non-resident ambassador to Nepal, Eltom’s meeting with Foreign Minister Khanal formed part of diplomatic engagement aimed at maintaining communication between the two countries. Such meetings provide a platform for officials to exchange views, discuss bilateral relations and explore opportunities for cooperation.
The courtesy meeting reaffirmed the importance of Nepal–Sudan relations and the potential for further cooperation in areas of mutual interest. However, no specific agreements or new initiatives were mentioned in the information released about the meeting.
