'Nepal-China relations should carry to new heights through cultural exchange'

By TRN Online, Kathmandu, Mar 2: Experts and stakeholders have expressed their views on strengthening Nepal-China relations with the help of Material and Cultural advancement of the practice of China by implementing in Nepal.

Speakers at the 'Material & Cultural-Ethical Advancement: The Practice of China' programme organized by Friends on the Cloud: Platform of Influencers, Nepal in Kathmandu on Saturday put their views on Nepal-China relations.

Mentioning various programs that have been organised for years with both countries' initiatives Minister for Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation Badri Pandey said that Nepal should learn from China a lot from China's practice on Material and cultural advancement.

"We want to mutually develop our friendship to new heights through material and cultural advancement." Minister Pandey, added, "Nepal can learn and take benefit by implementing Chinese President Xi Jin Ping's thoughts on culture in our own style."

He also said that If Nepal can assure China that Nepal's aerospace is safe Nepal can pull more and more Chinese tourists.

Chinese ambassador to Nepal Chen Song said that Xi Jin Ping's thought is not only beneficial for Chinese people but it answers all civilization-related questions.

Mentioning the friendship with Nepal is based on mutual respect and partnership Ambassador Chen said, "Chinese Embassy in Nepal is implementing Xi's global civilization initiatives in Nepal. China-Nepal cultural exchange has been increasing and will increase more in future."

Speaking at the programme Professor Atul Koirala memorized the key sectors where China helped Nepal for development and cultural exchange that started during the period of Aranico.

He also added that Nepal should learn from China in development, delivery style economy in the Chinese model, and Foreign direct investment (FDI) on their own style to develop economy among others.

Friends on the Cloud: Platform for Influencers Nepal, Chairman Sovit Upreti thanked all participants of the programme.