China Pledges Reconstruction Aid to Nepal After Rasuwa Floods
China has pledged support for Nepal to rebuild infrastructure damaged by floods in Rasuwa district. The commitment was made during a meeting between Nepal's Finance Minister and Chinese officials. Discussions highlighted bilateral ties, development projects, and post-disaster recovery efforts. Nepal expressed gratitude for China's assistance in reconstruction.
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China demonstrated its commitment to Nepal's recovery by pledging support for restoring infrastructure in Rasuwa district, following recent devastating floods. The announcement was made during a strategic meeting at Nepal's Finance Ministry.
The vital Nepal-China Friendship Bridge and numerous hydropower projects were damaged in the July flash floods, prompting officials to engage in discussions on bilateral relations and future Chinese-funded projects. Both nations signed memorandums of understanding (MoUs) to strengthen ties further.
Nepal's Finance Minister Bishnu Paudel emphasized the nation's focus on post-disaster recovery, while expressing gratitude towards China's commitment. MoUs included plans for building medical facilities, feasibility studies, and enhancing human resource development, reflecting China's comprehensive approach to aid.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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