Neighboring countries should work for each other's interests: Prime Minister Oli

In the meeting, he promised not to allow the national interests of the country to be undermined. "Nepal has made a commitment to fulfill, protect, promote and not allow the national interest to fall below its legitimate and just national interests and international responsibilities," he said, "Nepal wants to maintain neighborhood relations as a good neighbor." Oli is going to New York on October 4 to participate in the General Assembly. He said that he will inform the world about Nepal's policies, approaches, positions, problems and achievements and ask for necessary support. Oli informed that they will discuss climate change and the problems Nepal is facing. He said that the absence of snow in the mountains is not only a matter of concern for Nepal but also for the world. Prime Minister Oli emphasized that since Nepal is facing drug problem, there should be a global effort to solve it.

Prime Minister Oli took issue with the discussion of removing Deputy Speaker Indira Ranamar. He claimed that there was no proposal in the parliament and falsely propagated that they were trying to remove the tribals and women. How did the discussion go on the things that have not been raised, the proposal has not come? I don't understand that. The proposal has not come, there has been no discussion,' he said.