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Communication and Information Technology Minister Puthwisubba Gurung has said that historical, religious, cultural, economic and social relations between Nepal and China have been existing for centuries. At the 3rd China-Nepal Media Summit organized by South Asia Network Television here on Thursday, he said that although formal diplomatic relations between Nepal and China started in 1955, the relationship between the two countries has been going on for centuries.
He said, 'Today, our relationship has been strengthened based on the principle of equality, sovereignty and mutual benefit. From cooperation in the fields of infrastructure and technology to cultural and educational exchanges, our relationship continues to expand in various fields.'
Minister Gurung mentioned that the heads of state and high-level visits of the two countries are taking place regularly from time to time to further enhance the relationship between the two countries and said that this type of visit is further developing the centuries-old friendly relationship between Nepal and China.
"Cooperation in areas including digital transformation, innovation and media technology infrastructure development and knowledge sharing is important for the future of our two nations", he said, "I am confident that this summit will bring mutual benefits, knowledge sharing and new opportunities for media workers of both countries." will open the door.'
Stating that China has been an important trading partner of Nepal since the time of mythology till today, Minister Gurung said that while celebrating the 75th anniversary of the founding of New China, China has developed miraculously in the fields of economic, social, cultural, science and communication and information technology and has established itself as a leading country in the world economy. He said that Nepal is directly or indirectly benefiting from it. He said that
misinformation, distortions and hate speech are becoming a serious challenge for the press and freedom of expression. He informed that the government has taken the development of clean, decent and responsible journalism as its main objective by revising old policies and laws and moving forward with the process of making up-to-date laws.
