Australia announces additional AUD 15 million for Nepal’s flood recovery
Summary
Australia has announced an additional AUD 15 million to support relief and early recovery efforts after Nepal’s devastating floods. Nepal and Australia also discussed climate action, student welfare, trade, renewable energy and direct air connectivity.
Key Points
- Australia announced an additional AUD 15 million for Nepal’s flood relief and early recovery efforts.
- Foreign Minister Shisir Khanal said the pledge was made during his bilateral meeting with Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong in Melbourne.
- The two sides discussed climate action, disaster preparedness, education cooperation and support for Nepali students amid Australia’s visa changes.
- They also explored deeper cooperation in trade, investment, renewable energy, technology transfer, tourism and direct air connectivity.
