Foreign Minister Rana's request to investigate the common problems of South Asia

South Asian University President Professor K. who came to meet Minister Rana for a courtesy call on Thursday in New Delhi. K. She made this request to Agarwal.

Minister Rana said to the team including President Agarwal, "Climate change has become a burning problem in this region now." Similarly, there are many other common problems in our South Asian region. I think it would be good if the researchers and academics of this university can jointly research and suggest solutions to solve those problems.'

According to the secretariat of the minister, on that occasion, the president of the university, Professor Agarwal, informed about the activities of the university and proposed to establish a Nepal campus under it. The university is run with the participation of member countries of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC). There is also a provision that the foreign ministers of the SAARC member countries will be ex-officio chancellors of this university.

Minister Rana, who reached New Delhi last Sunday, had a courtesy meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi during her stay in India. Also, she said that she held bilateral talks with Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar. She also held a meeting with Bharatiya Janata Party's foreign affairs chief Vijay Chathaiwale.

Minister Rana went on an official visit to India at the invitation of Indian Foreign Minister Jaishankar. She is returning to Nepal on Thursday evening.