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175 foreign representatives are going to participate in the Everest Dialogue. Minister of Foreign Affairs Dr. Arju Rana Deuba informed that 175 foreign guests will participate in the Everest Dialogue.
She said that 350 people will participate in the dialogue. It is said that the presence of the Parliamentary Vice President to Ministers will be present at the Sagarmatha Dialogue. It is reported that foreign high-level representatives participating in the
dialogue will have a courtesy meeting with Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli and a sideline meeting has been arranged with the counterpart ministers. According to Minister Rana, preparations for dialogue have reached the final stage. She said that the government has organized about 10 pre-dialogue programs as a preparation. Among which there are 'Himali Dialogue' in Jumla, 'Vayu Samvad', 'Pre Samvad' in Kathmandu.
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli will inaugurate the three-day dialogue program. Foreign Minister Dr. Rana informed that there will be a program to welcome the guests and a video of the dialogue will also be presented.
Similarly, the representatives representing China and India and the climate representative of the President of COP29 and the President of Azerbaijan will give a special address. She said that 12 topics including limiting temperature rise below 1.5 degrees Celsius, sustaining the mountain economy, loss and damage on islands, gender and intergenerational equality will be discussed in the dialogue. It is said that the main objective of the
program is to discuss regional and international cooperation on climate and mountain issues.
The government says that the Everest Dialogue is being conducted under the slogan 'Climate Change: The Future of Mountains and Humanity'.
