Indian ambassador calls on Tourism Minister

9, Oct 2020 | nepaltraveller.com
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They discussed issues related to aviation, tourism and culture between the two countries

KATHMANDU
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Ambassador of India to Nepal, Vinay Mohan Kwatra paid a courtesy call on Minister for Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation Yogesh Bhattarai at the Ministry today.

During the meeting, Minister Bhattarai and Ambassador Kwatra discussed aviation, tourism and culture between the two countries. In connection with aviation, they talked regarding taking the correspondence before this between the two countries for permission for flights from Nepalgunj and Mahendranagar route as well as Bhairahawa route  to a conclusion soon, the Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation said.
They also held discussions on resumption of flights between Kathmandu and several cities in India, currently under suspension due to COVID-19, at the earliest date

On the topic of culture, Minister Bhattarai and the Indian envoy held discussions regarding developing Pashupati, Lumbini and Janakpur as special religious and cultural destinations. In the meeting, they expressed commitment that both countries were positive regarding implementing the concept of the Ramayana Circuit at the earliest.

On the occasion, Minister Bhattarai thanked the government of India for its support in culture, tourism and civil aviation sectors of Nepal. Ambassador Kwatra said the government of India was positive about further developing religious and cultural centres of Nepal, and also pledged the Government of India's assistance in reviving the tourism sector hit hard by COVID-19.

 

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