The Indian Embassy in Kathmandu has said that the defense cooperation between the two countries has been strengthened and made more effective by providing various material support to the Nepali Army.
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India has provided 5 horses and 2 dogs to the Nepalese army. Indian Foreign Secretary Bikram Mishri supported Chief of Army Staff Ashokraj Sigdel with vehicles, horses, dogs and various medical equipment in a program organized at the Nepali Army headquarters in Kathmandu on Monday.
According to Nepali Army, Directorate of Public Relations and Information, India has given 6 light vehicles, eight kinds of essential medical supplies, 5 breeding horses and 2 military dogs. With this kind of cooperation, the military relations between the two countries will be strengthened and deepened, and the professional capacity of the Nepali Army will be enhanced.
Photos: Indian Embassy, Kathmandu
Similarly, the Indian Embassy in Kathmandu said that this cooperation reflects the close relationship and strong defense cooperation between the two armies.
