India and Nepal sign seven agreements in various fields

India and Nepal sign seven agreements in various fields

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Category : International Published on: June 03 2023

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India and Nepal sign seven agreements in various fields including trade and commerce, cross - border petroleum pipeline, development of Integrated Check Posts and hydroelectric project
One of these agreements is the revised Indo-Nepal Treaty of Transit
Through this, a provision has been made for the people of Nepal to use the inland waterway facility of India along with new rail routes.
Both countries have decided to increase physical connectivity by establishing new rail links.
Apart from this, it has also been agreed to provide training to Nepalese railway personnel in Indian Railway Institutes.
Two more bridges will be built at Shirsha and Julaghat to boost connectivity to Nepal's far western region.

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