KATHMANDU: Nepal’s Home Minister Sudan Gurung has held talks with his Indian counterpart, Amit Shah, in New Delhi on the sidelines of the first BIMSTEC Ministerial Meeting on Home Affairs.
The discussions focused on strengthening security cooperation between the two countries, enhancing coordination in border management, controlling cross-border crime, and improving disaster preparedness, management and response capabilities.
According to the Nepali Embassy in India, Gurung thanked India for its timely assistance following the recent floods and landslides in Nepal.
He also stressed the need to further advance practical cooperation for the benefit of the people of both countries, based on sovereign equality, mutual respect and trust, the embassy said.