Joint Commission Meeting Led By FMs Of India And Nepal
Joint Commission meeting led by Foreign Ministers of India and Nepal, know what issues were discussed Many of the strands stuck in the relationship between India and Nepal now appear to be solved.
The Joint Commission ie JCM met on Friday under the leadership of External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and his Nepalese counterpart Pradeep Kumar Gowali. All dimensions of bilateral relations were discussed in this meeting.
This meeting is being described as one of the most important meetings between the two countries in recent times. Let us know what issues were discussed between the two countries in this meeting.
First meeting after bringing a new map This was the first high-level meeting between the two countries following a controversy over Nepal’s display of Indian land on its map last year.
Due to this dispute, the relationship between the two countries was severely curtailed. The real trouble was increased by the direct intervention of China in Nepal. But in addition to all the issues related to bilateral economic relations, the border dispute was also discussed in the meeting of the two foreign ministers.
Discussion on border management The statement was issued by the Indian Ministry of External Affairs after JCM. There are clear indications from this statement that how much India keeps an open mind to address the doubts and apprehensions of its neighbors. It said that issues related to border management have been discussed between the two countries.
India’s flexible approach India has been saying till now that there is an arrangement between the two countries to resolve any dispute related to the border dispute and if Nepal has a problem then it should raise the issue.
But even in the meeting of the Foreign Minister level, India has demonstrated its flexible approach by talking on this issue. Discussion on vaccine issue also The issue of the covid vaccine was also special in this meeting held on Friday. India is already helping Nepal in many ways in fighting the covid epidemic.
Nepal has demanded more than 10 million vaccines. India is assessing its needs and will take Nepal as a priority when it supplies the vaccine to other countries. The Government of Nepal has also approved the emergency use of the India-made covidshield vaccine. There was also talk on these important issues .
According to the news agency, In the meeting between Foreign Minister S Jaishankar and Pradeep Kumar Gowali, the two leaders held detailed talks on several aspects of cooperation including issues related to connectivity, economy, business, energy, oil and gas, water resources, political and security, border management, tourism.
In this meeting, all topics of multidimensional cooperation between the two countries were reviewed and discussions on strengthening friendly relations were discussed. India trusts projects The meeting also reviewed all the projects being run with the help of India and India assured that all the projects being run will be completed in a time-bound manner and there will be no handicap.
The checkpoints built with Indian assistance at Birgunj and Biratnagar are helping the bilateral business greatly and a third checkpoint will soon be ready in Nepalganj. There was talk on railway project also India has also approved the construction of a fourth check post at Bhairava. India reported to Nepal the development plan for two more heritage sites.
The possibility of starting a rail project between Raxaul and Kathmandu has also been discussed. China’s interference is cause for concern China is also embroiled in the relationship between the two countries and the way China has intervened in the political instability of Nepal recently, India is also worried.
Officially, no information has been given about this, but there are indications that the government of Nepal’s KP Sharma Oli has changed significantly. India’s position is very clear It is the House that PM Oli has sacked the Nepali Parliament and there are preparations for the next general election. Nepal’s Foreign Minister Gawali later said in a public meeting that Nepal does not want to compare India-China relations.
Both are Nepal’s allies and the economic progress that both countries have made. It has a positive impact on Nepal. Oli’s relationship deteriorated with this move It is worth mentioning that last year, the Government of Nepal amended the constitution to show Lipulekh, Limpiyadhura and Kalapani on its map.
Relations between the two countries had deteriorated significantly due to this stance of Nepal’s KP Sharma Oli government. Not only this, India had lodged a strong objection to this move of Nepal … as well as rejected the claim of the Oli Government of Nepal. Due to this incident, the tension in both countries deepened
