Pokhara — Pakistan’s Ambassador to Nepal, H.E. Mohammad Aamir Khan, met Gandaki Province Chief Minister Surendra Raj Pandey in Pokhara to discuss ways to further strengthen friendly relations and cooperation between Pakistan and Nepal.
During the meeting, the two sides exchanged views on expanding cooperation with Gandaki Province and Pokhara in several areas, including tourism, agriculture, education, health, startups and trade.
Ambassador Khan highlighted the longstanding friendship between Pakistan and Nepal and the shared cultural and religious heritage connecting the two countries. He stressed the importance of increasing cultural exchanges and strengthening people-to-people contacts.
The discussions also focused on opportunities to develop greater cooperation at the provincial and local levels, particularly in sectors that could support economic activity, tourism and knowledge exchange.
The meeting reflects ongoing efforts to strengthen Nepal-Pakistan relations beyond government-to-government engagement by encouraging cooperation involving provinces, local communities, businesses and cultural institutions.
Both sides expressed interest in further promoting collaboration and strengthening the longstanding cordial relationship between the two countries.
