At the event, Finance Minister and Minister for Federal Affairs and General Administration Rameshwor Khanal discussed the collaboration between Nepal and GIZ.
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A program was organized on Friday to mark the completion of 50 years of technical cooperation between Nepal and Germany.
A ceremony was organized in Lalitpur on Friday to celebrate 50 years of Nepal-Germany technical cooperation with the main slogan ‘Woven Through Time Shaping Tomorrow Together’.
At the program held at GIZ Nepal, the topic was presented on how the German-Nepal cooperation, which began with the conservation of Bhaktapur’s heritage in 1970, has transformed over time into infrastructure and urban development, industrial and entrepreneurship promotion, agriculture and forest management, peacebuilding and conflict transformation, post-earthquake reconstruction, and today into energy, health, and sustainable economic development.
The German-Nepal cooperation has expanded relations between various organizations and although the organizations have different functions, the objective is based on development and common progress, according to GIZ.
Minister of Finance and Minister for Federal Affairs and General Administration Rameshwor Khanal discussed the cooperation between Nepal and GIZ. He said that GIZ is not only a development partner but also a dedicated partner in Nepal's journey towards sustainable development, social inclusion and prosperity of the Nepali people.
Similarly, German Ambassador Udo Volz expressed happiness over the completion of 50 years of German-Nepal cooperation, which began with the restoration of the Bhaktapur Temple. He said that Nepal's heritage is important in the cooperation and they will always support its preservation.
GIZ Country Representative Paulina Campos Monteros said that they work hand in hand with the government, civil society, private sector and communities to provide long-term partnerships, coordination, technical expertise and practical solutions.
The program also included a group discussion on the 50 years of experience, achievements and future plans of Germany-Nepal cooperation.
