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MOFA BULLETIN
Current Affairs
15 March - 14 May 2022 | Volume 6, Issue 5
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Singha Durbar, Kathmandu
www.mofa.gov.np
MoFA Bulletin
Inside This Issue
A. BILATERAL AFFAIRS 2
B. REGIONAL AND MULTILATERAL AFFAIRS 7
C. POLICY PLANNING AND ECONOMIC DIPLOMACY 11
D. PROTOCOL RELATED AFFAIRS 13
E. SERVICE DELIVERY 15
A. BILATERAL AFFAIRS
PRIME MINISTER’S OFFICIAL VISIT TO INDIA
At the invitation of the
Prime Minister of India
Shri Narendra Modi, Prime
Minister Mr. Sher Bahadur
Deuba paid an Official Visit
to India on 1-3 April 2022.
The two Prime Ministers
had bilateral meetings on
2 April 2022 in which they
took a broad overview of
Nepal-India relations in all
dimensions with a view to
Prime Minister Mr. Sher Bahadur Deuba with Mr. Narendra Modi,
further enhancing the close Prime Minister of India
and cordial ties between
the two countries. The two and further strengthening and Kurtha, inaugurated 90-
Prime Ministers discussed mutually beneficial bilateral KM long 132 KVDC Solu
promoting connectivity cooperation in the power Corridor Transmission Line
and infrastructure through sector including through Project built under Indian
building of roads, railways, joint development of Line of Credit, witnessed the
pipelines, transmission lines power generation projects, progress in the construction
and air services. cross-border transmission of 132 health facilities in
infrastructure, bi-directional 10 districts of Nepal and
On the occasion, a Joint
power trade, among others. launched the operation of
Vision Statement on
RuPAY cards in Nepal.
Power Sector Cooperation The two Prime Ministers
was issued. The Vision jointly flagged off the The two Prime Ministers
Statement recognizes the inaugural passenger railway also witnessed the signing
opportunities for expanding service between Jayanagar and exchange of the MOU
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for Enhancing Technical
Cooperation in Railway
Sector; Agreement for
Supply of Petroleum
Products between Nepal Oil
Corporation and Indian Oil
Corporation Ltd.; Agreement
for Sharing Technical
Expertise between Nepal
Oil Corporation and Indian
Oil Corporation Ltd.; and Meeting between the Prime Minister of Nepal and
the Prime Minister of India
Framework Agreement of
laid wreath at the Samadhi of called on the Prime Minister
International Solar Alliance
Mahatma Gandhi. Mr. Deuba. Both sides
(ISA).
He also addressed a gathering exchanged views on various
Prime Minister Mr. Deuba aspects of Nepal-India
of business community in
was also called on separately relations. The Prime Minister
New Delhi organized by
by External Affairs Minister also performed rituals for
Confederation of Indian
Mr. S. Jaishankar and National Industry (CII) on 02 April. On the construction of an old-
Security Advisor Shri Ajit 3 April 2022, Chief Minister age home in the premises of
Doval. During the visit, of Uttar Pradesh Shri Yogi Samrajeshwar Pashupatinath
Prime Minister Mr. Deuba Adityanath welcomed and Nepali Mandir in Lalitaghat.
STATE COUNCILOR AND FOREIGN MINISTER OF CHINA VISITS NEPAL
At the invitation of Minister
for Foreign Affairs Dr.
Narayan Khadka, State
Councilor and Minister of
Foreign Affairs of the People’s
Republic of China Mr. Wang
Yi paid an official visit to
Nepal on 25-27 March 2022.
During the visit, the State
Councilor Mr. Wang Yi paid a President Mrs. Bidya Devi Bhandari with State Councilor and Minister
courtesy call on the President of Foreign Affairs of the People’s Republic of China Mr. Wang Yi
Mrs. Bidya Devi Bhandari
Nepal-China relations were Chinese State Councilor
on 27 March 2022 during
discussed. also paid courtesy call on
which various matters of
the Prime Minister Mr. Sher
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trust and confidence and to
further consolidate Nepal-
China relations. Both sides
reaffirmed their support to
each other in safeguarding
of sovereignty, territorial
integrity, and national
independence.
Following the bilateral talks,
the two Foreign Ministers
State Councilor and Minister of Foreign Affairs of China Mr. Wang Yi
handing over the model key to Foreign Minister Dr. Narayan Khadka witnessed the signing and
Bahadur Deuba on 26 March underscored the importance exchange of nine Agreements
2022. On the occasion, Mr. of the exchange of high-level and Memorandum of
Wang Yi handed over a model visits on a regular basis in Understanding between the
key of Pokhara Regional order to strengthen mutual two countries.
International Airport to
the Foreign Minister Dr.
Narayan Khadka amidst a
special ceremony held to
mark the completion of the
construction of the Airport.
The two Foreign Ministers
held delegation-level talks on
26 March 2022 during which
they discussed and exchanged
views on overall aspects
Foreign Minister Dr. Narayan Khadka and State Councilor and
of Nepal-China relations Minister of Foreign Affairs of the People’s Republic of China
Mr. Wang Yi during the delegation-level talks
and cooperation. They also
VIRTUAL MEETING BETWEEN THE SPEAKER OF HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF
NEPAL AND THE CHAIRMAN OF THE STANDING COMMITTEE OF THE NATIONAL
PEOPLE’S CONGRESS OF CHINA
Speaker of the House of of the People’s Republic of Nepal-China relations and
Representatives Mr. Agni China Mr. Li Zhanshu on 8 underscored the need to
Prasad Sapkota had a virtual April 2022.
have frequent exchanges of
meeting with Chairman of the During the meeting, the high-level visits between
Standing Committee of the two sides exchanged views the parliaments of two
National People’s Congress on various aspects of countries. Senior officials
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of the Federal Parliament
Secretariat and the Ministry
of Foreign Affairs from the
Nepali side and Chairpersons
of various committees of
National People’s Congress
and Vice Minister of Ministry
of Foreign Affairs from the
Chinese side were also present
during the virtual meeting. Speaker of the House of Representatives Mr. Agni Prasad Sapkota and
Chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress of
the People’s Republic of China Mr. Li Zhanshu during the virtual meeting
NEPAL ESTABLISHED BILATERAL RELATIONS WITH THE REPUBLIC OF PALAU
AND BELIZE
Ambassador Mr. Amrit Communiqué on 21 March Fuller, OBE signed a Joint
Bahadur Rai, Permanent 2022 establishing diplomatic Communiqué establishing
Representative of Nepal relations between Republic of diplomatic relations between
to the United Nations and Palau and Nepal. the two countries.
Ambassador Ms. Ilana Similarly, on 1 April 2022 The number of countries
Victorya Seid, Permanent Ambassador Mr. Rai and having diplomatic relations
Representative of the the Ambassador/Permanent with Nepal has reached 176.
Republic of Palau to the Representative of Belize to the
United Nations signed a Joint United Nations Mr. Carlos C.
Permanent Representatives of Nepal and the Republic of Palau and Belize exchanging the Joint Communiqué respectively
JOINT STEERING COMMITTEE MEETING FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF MOU
BETWEEN INDIA AND NEPAL FOR COOPERATION IN FERTILIZERS
The First and Second of Urea and DAP to Nepal 2022 respectively. The
meeting of the Joint Steering from India was held virtually Nepali delegation was led by
Committee on the supply on 16 March and 11 May Dr. Kamal Raj Gaire, Joint
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Secretary of Ministry of Consignment-wise Supply The State Trading Entities–
Agriculture and Livestock and pricing of Urea and Krishi Samagri Company
Development, Government DAP to Nepal on prevailing Limited of Nepal and M/s
of Nepal, and the Indian Import Parity Price (IPP) Rashtriya Chemicals and
delegation was led by Ms. Fertilizer Limited (RCF) of
was discussed. Also,
Aparna S. Sharma, Joint India, have been mandated
information was exchanged
Secretary of Ministry of
regarding the nomination by the JSC to finalize the
Chemicals and Fertilizers,
of State Trading Entities. financial contracts.
Government of India.
TENTH NEPAL-INDIA JOINT COMMITTEE MEETING ON KOSHI AND GANDAK
PROJECTS
The Tenth Nepal-India Joint and Indian delegation was led due to Koshi and Gandak
Committee Meeting on by Sanjay Kumar Agarwal, Projects; erosion of flood
Koshi and Gandak Projects Secretary, Water Resources embankments on upstream as
(JCKGP) was held in Patna, Department, Government of well as downstream sides of
India on 12-13 April 2022. Bihar, India. Koshi Barrage; operation of
gates in Western Main Canal;
The Nepali delegation was The meeting discussed various maintenance of western
led by Mr. Susheel Chandra matters relating to operation main canal service road
Acharya, Director General and maintenance of Koshi and (Nepal side), inundation of
of the Department of Water Gandak Projects including agricultural land, payment of
Resources and Irrigation of outstanding compensations land tax, among others.
the Government of Nepal of land and crop damages
INCOMING VISITS
• US Deputy Assistant Bahadur Deuba. During and Latin America of
Secretary Ms. Kelly the meeting, both sides Millennium Challenge
Keiderling visited Nepal exchanged views on Corporation Mr. Jonathan
on 18-21 April 2022. various aspects of Nepal- Buooks visited Nepal on
This visit took place in United States relations and 25-30 April 2022 and met
continuation of exchanges cooperation. Likewise, with the Prime Minister
of official visits between the US delegation called Mr. Sher Bahadur Deuba
the two countries on the on Minister for Foreign and Minister for Foreign
occasion of 75th year of Affairs Dr. Narayan Affairs Dr. Narayan
diplomatic relations. Khadka and exchanged Khadka. Mr. Brooks
views on the longstanding expressed satisfaction
• US Congressional
US cooperation to Nepal’s over the ratification
Delegation led by Senator
development endeavors of the MCC compact
Ms. Kirsten Gillibrand
and strengthening of the by the Nepal’s Federal
visited Nepal on 22-
bilateral relations. Parliament. Both sides
24 April 2022. Senator
Gillibrand and the team • A delegation led by discussed coming steps
paid a courtesy call on Deputy Vice President in the implementation of
Prime Minister Mr. Sher for Europe, Asia, Pacific MCC projects.
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B. REGIONAL AND MULTILATERAL AFFAIRS
PRESIDENT ADDRESSES THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE BOAO FORUM FOR
ASIA 2022
President Mrs. Bidya Devi
Bhandari addressed the
Annual Conference of the
Boao Forum for Asia 2022
through a video message on
21 April 2022. In her address,
the President laid emphasis
on the solidarity among
countries for the control and
prevention of the COVID-19
pandemic as well as for President Mrs. Bidya Devi Bhandari addressing the Annual Conference
2022 of the Boao Forum for Asia
economic recovery.
made an appeal to the world held from 20 to 22 April 2022
Underlining the important
community to come up with in Boao, Hainan Province of
lesson drawn from the
the generous packages for China, under the theme of
pandemic, the President
the economic recovery of “The World in COVID-19 &
stressed the need to invest
developing countries like Beyond: Working Together
in innovative and quality
Nepal. for Global Development and
health education as well as
Shared Future”.
in the development of health The Annual Conference of
infrastructures. She also the Boao Forum for Asia was
FIFTH BIMSTEC SUMMIT 2022
Prime Minister Mr. Sher
Bahadur Deuba participated
virtually in the Fifth Bay of
Bengal Initiative for Multi-
Sectoral Technical and
Economic Cooperation
(BIMSTEC) Summit held in
Colombo, Sri Lanka, on 30
March 2022.
Speaking during the
Summit, he stressed the The Prime Minister addressing the Fifth BIMSTEC Summit virtually
need to breathe new life into
Member States. He stated its part to address the long
BIMSTEC by pooling the
that BIMSTEC must do term economic, social, and
strengths of resources of its
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Instruments signing ceremony
developmental consequences Criminal Matters’ and the The Summit was convened
of the COVID-19 pandemic ‘Memorandum of Association under the theme ‘BIMSTEC
and ensure that the region on the Establishment – Towards a Resilient Region,
builds back better. of Technology Transfer Prosperous Economies,
Facility in Colombo’ on Healthy Peoples’. The
He further stated that our race
behalf of the Government Chairmanship of BIMSTEC,
to resilience must start with a
of Nepal. Similarly, Joint which was held by Sri Lanka
green, flexible, and inclusive
Secretary and Head of for the last three and a half
recovery plan. The Prime
Regional Organization years, has now been handed
Minister dubbed Buddhism
Division at the Ministry over to Thailand.
as a strong connecting thread
in the region and called for an
early operationalization of the
Buddhist circuit connecting
Lumbini, the birthplace of
Gautam Buddha.
The Summit adopted the
BIMSTEC Charter following
a virtual signing ceremony.
Prime Minister Mr. Deuba
signed the Charter on behalf
of Nepal. The Summit Foreign Minister Addressing the 18th BIMSTEC Ministerial Meeting
also endorsed three new
Prior to the Summit, the
instruments. Minister for Mr. Ghanshyam Bhandari
18th BIMSTEC Ministerial
Foreign Affairs Dr. Narayan signed the ‘Memorandum
Meeting was held on 29 March
Khadka, who participated of Understanding on the
2022 in Colombo. Speaking
in the Summit in-person Mutual Cooperation between
during the Meeting, Minister
in Colombo, signed the Diplomatic Academies/
for Foreign Affairs Dr.
‘BIMSTEC Convention on Training Institutions of
Narayan Khadka stressed the
Mutual Legal Assistance in BIMSTEC Member States’.
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need of renewed commitment
and concerted actions from
all Member States to revitalize
the BIMSTEC process.
While in Colombo, on the
sidelines of the BIMSTEC
meetings, Foreign Minister
Khadka paid courtesy calls
on President of Sri Lanka
Mr. Gotabaya Rajapaksa
and Prime Minister Mr.
Foreign Minister with the President of Sri Lanka Mr. Gotabaya Rajapaksa
Mahinda Rajapaksa. He also
had bilateral meetings with Momen, Foreign Minister of preparations for the 18th
Prof. G.L. Peiris, Minister of Bangladesh. Ministerial Meeting and the
Foreign Affairs of Sri Lanka, Fifth Summit. Joint Secretary
The 22nd BIMSTEC Senior
Dr. S. Jaishankar, External of Regional Organization
Officials Meeting held on 28
Affairs Minister of India, Division at the Ministry
March in Colombo reviewed of Foreign Affairs Mr.
Mr. Don Pramudwinai,
Deputy Prime Minister and the overall progress made Ghanshyam Bhandari led
Minister of Foreign Affairs of in implementing BIMSTEC the Nepali delegation to the
Thailand, and Dr. A. K. Abdul decisions and finalized the Meeting.
MINISTERIAL MEETING OF THE CHAMPION COUNTRIES ON THE GLOBAL
COMPACT ON SAFE, ORDERLY MIGRATION
Dr. Narayan Khadka,
Minister for Foreign Affairs
virtually addressed the
Ministerial Meeting of the
Champion Countries of the
Global Compact on Safe,
Orderly Migration (GCM)
held on 25 March 2022
in Rabat, Morocco. In the
pre-recorded address, the
Minister underlined Nepal’s
commitment to GCM Minister of Foreign Affairs addressing the Ministerial Meeting of the
Champion Countries of the GCM
and highlighted that the
partnership and cooperation are indispensable. Foreign international community for
with destination countries, Minister Dr. Khadka the realization of the vision
regional and consultative also reiterated Nepal’s of safe, orderly, and regular
groups, and other entities commitment to work with the migration.
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NEPAL PARTICIPATES IN THE UN HIGH LEVEL MEETING OF THE GENERAL
ASSEMBLY ON NEW URBAN AGENDA
Minister for Urban
Development Ms. Ram
Kumari Jhakri attended the
UN high-level Meeting of
the General Assembly to
Assess the Implementation
of the New Urban Agenda,
held in New York on 28 April
2022. In her address, the
Minister expressed Nepal’s
commitment to working
Minister for Urban Development speaking at the UN high-level Meeting of the
with the international General Assembly to Assess the Implementation of the New Urban Agenda
community for the effective
implementation of the New Sustainable Development President of the UN General
Urban Agenda by building Goals as well as climate Assembly and featured
resilient and sustainable cities goals. The one-day high-level several Ministers and other
as an enabler for achieving meeting was organized by the high-level speakers.
THIRD BIMSTEC ENERGY MINISTERIAL MEETING
The Third BIMSTEC Energy
Ministerial Meeting was
held virtually in and from
Kathmandu on 20 April 2022.
Minister for Energy, Water
Resources and Irrigation Ms.
Pampha Bhusal chaired the
Meeting.
The Meeting approved the
establishment of the BIMSTEC
Grid Interconnection
Coordination Committee
(BGICC) to implement
the provisions of the MoU
for the Establishment
of the BIMSTEC Grid Ministers and Leaders of Delegations in the Energy Ministerial Meeting
Interconnection and its
their preparatory activities in potentials of energy trade in
Terms of Reference (ToR).
organizational and procedural the region.
It also urged the Member
States to further intensify matters in realizing the
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The Meeting was preceded Officials’ Meeting held on 19 Karki, Secretary (Energy),
by the Fifth BIMSTEC Senior April 2022. Mr. Debendra chaired the Meeting.
DIRECTOR GENERAL OF WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION VISITS NEPAL
Dr. Tedros Adhanom
Ghebreyseus, Director
General of the World Health
Organization (WHO) visited
Nepal from 21 to 23 April
2022. He was accompanied by
Dr. Poonam Khetrapal Singh,
Regional Director of WHO
South East Asia Region, and
other officials of WHO.
During the visit, Dr. Tedros
called on the President Director General of the WHO during the call on with the President
Mrs. Bidya Devi Bhandari,
Health and Population Mr. inclusion of a nation-wide
the Prime Minister Mr.
Sher Bahadur Deuba, the Birodh Khatiwada. Dr. Tedros new vaccine campaign against
Chairperson of National lauded Nepal’s achievement Typhoid into the routine
Assembly Mr. Ganesh Prashad in reducing maternal and immunisation programme,
Timilsina, the Minister for child mortality and for being the first of its kind in the
Foreign Affairs Dr. Narayan a pioneer in several health South East Asia Region of
Khadka, and the Minister for initiatives including the WHO.
C. POLICY PLANNING AND ECONOMIC DIPLOMACY
INTERACTION PROGRAMMES ON EXPORT AND INVESTMENT PROMOTION
The Ministry held an Trade and Export Promotion encouraged the private
interaction programme Centre, Federation of sectors and Nepali missions
focusing on export trade Export Entrepreneur to work in coordination for
promotion among the Nepal, Federation of enhancing Nepal’s trade.
government agencies, Nepali Nepalese Chamber of
Likewise, on 3-4 May 2022,
missions abroad and the Commerce and Industries,
the Ministry organized an
private sectors in a hybrid Confederation of Nepalese
interaction programme
model on 19 April 2022. Industries, and associations
on investment promotion.
Ambassadors/Heads of the producing exportable Nepali
Representatives from
Nepali Missions aboard, products participated in
the Ministry of Industry,
representatives from the the programme. Speaking
Commerce and Supplies,
Ministry of Industry, on the occasion, Foreign
Ministry of Energy, Water
Commerce and Supplies, Minister Dr. Narayan Khadka
Resources and Irrigation,
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Interaction Programme on Investment Promotion
Investment Board Nepal, Producers’ Association Secretary Mr. Bharat Raj
Department of Industries, Nepal and Nepali missions Paudyal stated that Nepali
Federation of Nepalese abroad participated in the Missions can play an
Chamber of Commerce and important role in developing
programme.
Industries, Confederation database of potential investors
of Nepalese Industries Speaking at the interaction and connect them with
and Independent Power programme, Foreign relevant authorities in Nepal.
INTERACTION PROGRAMME ON REMITTANCE
On 10 April 2022, the
Ministry of Foreign
Affairs organized a virtual
interaction programme
between the Ministry of
Finance and Nepali missions
abroad. Finance Minister Mr.
Janardan Sharma and other
officials from Ministry of
Finance Minister Speaking at the Interaction Programme on Remittance
Foreign Affairs, Ministry of
Finance, Nepal Rastra Bank the current status of Nepali the role of Nepali missions
and Ambassadors/Heads of economy. Speaking on in encouraging Nepali
the Nepali missions abroad various incentives provided Diasporas to send money
participated the programme. by the Government of Nepal through formal channel.
on remittance received He also stressed the need to
During the interaction
through formal channel, attract foreign investment in
programme, Finance Minister
the Minister emphasized on order to fulfil resource gap.
Mr. Sharma highlighted
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INTERACTION PROGRAMME ON NEPAL’S FOREIGN POLICY
The Ministry of Foreign highlighted major challenges the program, Mr. Deepak
Affairs organized an and opportunities of Nepal’s Dhital, former Ambassador/
interactive program on foreign policy and diplomacy. Permanent Representative of
‘Nepal’s Foreign Policy and On the occasion, Foreign Nepal to the United Nations in
Diplomacy on 30 April 2022. Secretary Mr. Bharat Raj Geneva made a presentation
Paudyal shed light on recent on Economic Diplomacy.
During the program,
activities and achievements
Minister for Foreign Affairs
of the Ministry. During
Dr. Narayan Khadka
Interaction Programme on Nepal’s Foreign Policy and Economic Diplomacy
D. PROTOCOL RELATED AFFAIRS
President Mrs. Bidya Devi non-residential ambassadors Dominican Republic amid a
Bhandari received the of Austria, Hungary, function held at Sital Niwas
credentials from the foreign Argentina, Canada and on 11 April 2022.
Mrs. Katharina Wieser, Ambassador of Austria to Nepal
presenting her credentials to the President
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The President with Mr. Andras Laszlo Kiraly, Ambassador of Hungary
(on the right), during the Credential Ceremony
The President with Mr. Hugo Javier Gobbi, Ambassador of Argentina to
Nepal during the Credential Ceremony
Mr. Cameron Dean Mackay, Ambassador of Canada to Nepal
presenting his credentials to the President
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The President with Mr. David Emmanuel Puig Buchel, Ambassador of
Dominican Republic (on the right) during the credential ceremony
E. SERVICE DELIVERY RELATED INFORMATION
NON-RESIDENT NEPALI
S. N. Services (from the Ministry) Number
1 Issuance of NRN Cards 24
PASSPORT
S. N. Services Number Remarks
From Districts, Missions
1 Passports issued 1,74,159
and the Department
4,380 Ordinary
92 Diplomatic
Total number of MRP passports issued 116 Official
2
(According to document type) 23 Gratis Ordinary
14 Travel Document (TD)
4,625 Total
3 E-passport issued 1,69,534
Emails responded including through
4 1980
social media
Verification of Citizenship records and
5 790
letters of in-approval
Revenue collected (From the Department
6 77,91,29,500/-
of Passport only in NRs.)
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CONSULAR
S. N. Services Number
A Consular Activities and Legal Counselling
Recommendations for medical treatment, religious tour and
1 8
others
2 Issuances of No Objection Certificate for education 152
3 Recommendations for issuing Nepali driving license 2
4 Recommendations for character verification 94
Recommendations for procurement of chemicals &
5 15
explosives
6 Correspondences regarding the citizenship renouncement 10
7 Correspondences regarding Power of Attorney 35
Correspondences concerning search and rescue of Nepali
8 61
nationals
Correspondences with regards to repatriation of dead body
9 42
of Nepali nationals from abroad
B Visa and Exemption
1 Issuances of diplomatic/official/gratis visa 135
2 Issuances of diplomatic/official ID Card 86
3 Issuances of recommendation letters for exemption 779
4 Other correspondences and recommendations 369
Number of visa recommendations to the foreign missions
5 176
on Government of Nepal's nominations
C Attestation
1 Number of documents attested 61,720
Revenue collected from the Department of Consular
2 3,14,61,000/-
Services (NRs.)
Chief Patron: Hon’ble Dr. Narayan Khadka Editorial Team
Minister for Foreign Affairs Mr. Bharat Kumar Regmi, Joint Secretary
Patron: Mr. Bharat Raj Paudyal Ms. Rita Dhital, Under Secretary
Foreign Secretary Ms. Bishnu Kumari Adhikari, Section Officer
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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