Nepal-China Border Trade Obstacles Discussed
Summary
Nepali and Chinese officials have begun dialogue to remove bottlenecks affecting goods transportation and public movement at the Nepal-China border crossing. The two sides discussed technical and administrative problems, including the management of 57 transport vehicles and the need to fully open the crossing.
Key Points
- Dialogue has begun to remove obstacles in goods transportation and public movement at the Nepal-China border crossing.
- Nepali officials told the Chinese team that disruptions at the border crossing are hurting business activities.
- Joint Secretary Ramkaji Khadka called for immediate action and said a positive report to the Chinese ambassador could strengthen trade ties.
- Both sides agreed to coordinate on technical and administrative problems, including the management of 57 transport vehicles.
