Ahead of Prime Minister Balendra Shah's upcoming visit to India, Kathmandu is seeking an economic package worth over $2 billion in loans and grants for infrastructure development and post-flood reconstruction. Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri is visiting Kathmandu to discuss the proposal, which aims to fund critical projects while addressing previous challenges in utilizing Indian financial assistance.
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Ahead of Prime Minister Balendra Shah's upcoming visit to India, Kathmandu is seeking an economic package worth over $2 billion in loans and grants for infrastructure development and post-flood reconstruction. Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri is visiting Kathmandu to discuss the proposal, which aims to fund critical projects while addressing previous challenges in utilizing Indian financial assistance.
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