COAS GENERAL UPENDRA DWIVEDI CONCLUDES VISIT TO NEPAL, CULMINATING IN STRONGER DEFENCE AND BILATERAL TIES
COAS GENERAL UPENDRA DWIVEDI CONCLUDES VISIT TO NEPAL, CULMINATING IN STRONGER DEFENCE AND BILATERAL TIES
General Upendra Dwivedi, Chief of the Army Staff (COAS), Indian Army, returned to India today after a resoundingly successful five-day official visit to Nepal. The visit, which exceeded all stated objectives, further solidified the robust defence cooperation, cultural ties, and mutual respect between the two nations. It underscored the shared commitment of the Indian and Nepali Armies to fostering peace, security, and partnership in the region.
During his visit, the COAS engaged extensively with Nepal’s political and military leadership. He held high-level meetings with the Right Honourable President of Nepal, Shri Ram Chandra Paudel; the Right Honourable Prime Minister, Mr. K.P. Sharma Oli; and the Honourable Defence Minister, Mr. Manbir Rai. He also engaged in meaningful discussions with General Ashok Raj Sigdel, COAS, Nepali Army, along with other senior military officers. These interactions were characterised by exceptional openness and mutual respect, reflecting the shared commitment to strengthening bilateral relations.
Key Outcomes of the Visit:
This visit, marked by comprehensive discussions and mutual respect, has reinforced the strong partnership between the Indian and Nepali Armies. The outcomes of the visit are expected to usher in a new era of collaboration, with a greater focus on defence cooperation, cultural exchange, and regional security.
