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India’s FM Meets Nepal’s Foreign Minister, Focus on Flood Recovery

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman met Nepal’s Foreign Minister Shambhu Nath Wagle in New Delhi to discuss the country’s recent flood damage and outline steps to aid recovery. The leaders also explored ways to strengthen economic relations, improve connectivity, and boost trade, investment and cultural exchanges between the two nations. The meeting also touched on potential joint initiatives to support sustainable development and strengthen regional cooperation.

India’s FM Meets Nepal’s Foreign Minister, Focus on Flood Recovery
India’s FM Meets Nepal’s Foreign Minister, Focus on Flood RecoveryPhoto via The Hindu — National

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and Nepal’s Foreign Minister Shambhu Nath Wagle held a bilateral meeting in New Delhi on Tuesday. The discussion centered on the severe floods that have impacted large parts of Nepal, with both sides reviewing India’s assistance and future relief measures.

The ministers agreed to accelerate support for rebuilding infrastructure and restoring livelihoods for affected communities.

Beyond disaster relief, the dialogue covered strategies to deepen trade and investment links. They highlighted projects that would improve road, rail and digital connectivity, aiming to make cross‑border commerce more efficient.

They also pledged to promote people‑to‑people contacts through cultural and educational exchanges, thereby strengthening the long‑standing ties between the two countries.

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