Daily Current Affairs / Nepal-China Joint Military Exercise "Sagarmatha Friendship-2025"
Category : Defense Published on: September 10 2025
Nepal and China’s armed forces commenced the fifth edition of the joint military exercise “Sagarmatha Friendship-2025” in Kathmandu from 6 to 16 September 2025. The primary objective of the exercise is to enhance counter-terrorism capabilities, disaster management, and cooperation in United Nations peacekeeping operations. The exercise includes activities such as counter-terrorism operations, war strategy drills, disaster relief exercises, joint operations, and knowledge-sharing sessions. The Sagarmatha Friendship exercise has been held since 2017 and takes place alternately in Nepal and China.
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