Kathmandu, Aug 1: The Nepal-China diplomatic relation has entered into 70 years from today onward. To mark the occasion, the 70th years of the establishment of the diplomatic ties between Nepal and China is being celebrated with several programmes in Kathmandu and Beijing today.
The historical relation that had officially begun after the wedding of then Tibetan King Songtsen Gampo with Princes Bhrikuti has been further expanded in the modern era.
Diplomatic relations with China was established on the day today in 1 August 1955. Both countries have accorded high priority to promote bilateral relations based on the principles of Panchasheel i.e. peaceful coexistence, mutual cooperation, territorial integrity, respect for sovereignty, and non-interference.
The top leadership of both countries is actively working to further strengthen the relationship, noted Rajeshwar Acharya, Nepal’s former ambassador to China.
As a permanent member of the United Nations Security Council, China has played a tangible role in global politics, emphasizing an effective world governance system based on law, cooperation and partnership for international peace and security, and the construction of a shared future, he added.
Meanwhile, Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli is scheduled to attend a reception to be hosted by Chinese Ambassador to Nepal, Chen Song this evening on the occasion, PM’s private secretary said.
