Nepal and India on Tuesday agreed to strengthen bilateral security cooperation, improve border management and combat transnational crime as Home Minister Sudan Gurung met his Indian counterpart Amit Shah on the sidelines of the inaugural BIMSTEC Home Ministers’ Meeting in New Delhi. The talks also covered disaster preparedness and emergency response, according to a statement issued after the meeting.
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Nepal and India on Tuesday agreed to strengthen bilateral security cooperation, improve border management and combat transnational crime as Home Minister Sudan Gurung met his Indian counterpart Amit Shah on the sidelines of the inaugural BIMSTEC Home Ministers’ Meeting in New Delhi. The talks also covered disaster preparedness and emergency response, according to a statement issued after the meeting.
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