Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli, in his meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, has objected to the agreement between India and China to make Nepali land Lipulek a trade route. Prime Minister Oli, who is visiting China, and Chinese President Xi Jinping held a bilateral meeting on Saturday in Tianjin.

said in a press note quoting Foreign Secretary Amrit Rai, "Nepal believes that China will cooperate in this matter". Rai has mentioned that President Xi has said that China will not interfere in Nepal's claim. It is mentioned in the note that President Xi said that China does not want to be a party in the border dispute between Nepal and India, saying that the border has been used traditionally. In response to C, Rai wrote in the note, "The border dispute is a matter to be resolved by both parties, there is no deficiency in Nepal's claim from our side". No agreement has been made to weaken it, please understand.' In the press note issued by the Prime Minister's Secretariat, it is mentioned that in the meeting with Xi, Oli made it clear that according to the Sugauli Treaty of 1816, all the territories east of the mouth of the Mahakali River belong to the sovereign country of Nepal . Prime Minister Oli has clearly objected to President Xi regarding the agreement reached between China and India on making the Nepalese land Lipulek a trade route,

In the statement released by the Nepali Embassy in China, Prime Minister Oli mentioned that Lipulekh is Nepali land in his meeting with President Xi and stated that the Nepalese government has strong objection to the agreement between India and China.

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agreement to open bilateral trade through Lipulek Pass  . Lipulek is a land 56 km from Limpiyadhura, the western border of Nepal. There is intense opposition in Nepal regarding the agreement reached during the visit of Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi to India. There is domestic pressure on Prime Minister Oli to clearly and strongly present the issue to both India and China. While informing about his visit to China, Prime Minister Oli said in the House of Representatives on Saturday that the interest and prestige of Nepal will be addressed during his visit.

Prime Minister Oli went to China on Saturday at the invitation of the Chinese President to participate in the meeting of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) to be held in Tianjin on Sunday and Monday. Shortly after landing in Tianjin, Prime Minister Oli and the Chinese President had a meeting. The Nepali team led by Prime Minister Oli and the Chinese team led by Xi held talks for about half an hour.

According to the information given by the Prime Minister's Private Secretariat, various issues of friendly relations and cooperation between the two countries were discussed in the bilateral meeting held at the guest house in Tianjin. In the meeting between the two leaders, it was agreed that the mechanisms of both countries would be advanced to enhance relations and cooperation. Both sides also emphasized on the implementation of the BRI framework agreement reached during the previous visit. Since becoming the Prime Minister last year, Oli has held a bilateral meeting with the President of the northern neighbor China for the second time. Oli made an official visit to China on 17-20 December last year.

According to the statement of the embassy, ​​in the meeting, various aspects of Nepal-China relations were discussed, and both sides were determined to further the mutually beneficial cooperation in the future. It is mentioned in the statement that Prime Minister Oli expressed his gratitude for China's continuous support in the development of Nepal. The Prime Minister said that Nepal-China relations are based on the five principles of peaceful coexistence and have been trouble-free so far. Prime Minister Oli has also requested support from the President of China for Nepal to become a member of the SCO. Emphasizing on the speedy implementation of the already agreed projects, Prime Minister Oli requested assistance in the areas of fertilisers, petroleum exploration, human resource development, climate tolerance and friendship expansion at the grassroots level under the BRI, according to the embassy. Chinese President Xi has said that China will support the aspirations of the Nepalese government to build a "prosperous Nepal, a happy Nepali".

China does not want to be any party in the Nepal-India border dispute: C It is mentioned in the statement that Xi will cooperate with Nepal in multilateral platforms such as the United Nations and SCO. Xi thanked Nepal for its firm support towards the One China policy. President Xi has also reiterated his commitment to continue cooperation through the implementation of the BRI project.

In a statement issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China, it is said that the two countries have stood together in every difficulty in 70 years of diplomatic relations. According to the Ministry, China-Nepal is ready to take the strategic cooperation partnership to new heights for the development and prosperity of Nepal, a traditional and permanent friend.

According to the statement, President Xi emphasized that both sides should increase mutual strategic trust . Xi said in the meeting that they should strongly support each other in issues related to the main interests and interests. "We should deepen mutually beneficial cooperation and jointly advance the Belt and Road cooperation," the Chinese Foreign Ministry said in a statement about Xi's statement. Xi said that the successful program should be continued to celebrate the 70th anniversary of diplomatic relations. To that end, China has proposed to increase cooperation in the fields of industry, agriculture, animal husbandry, new energy, environmental degradation, oil and gas, artificial intelligence, education, health, law enforcement and security. In the