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Foreign Minister says government works to strengthen international relations – Nepalkhabar

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Last updated: April 5, 2026 4:35 am
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Minister for Foreign Affairs Sishir Khanal. (File Photo)
Minister for Foreign Affairs Sishir Khanal has said that the government is actively working to further strengthen the country’s international relations based on the principles of non-alignment, sovereignty, territorial integrity, and mutual respect.
Addressing a program jointly organized by the Community Service Centre and the Community Police Centre here today, the Minister said that maintaining friendly, balanced, and peaceful relations with all nations is a key policy of the incumbent government.
On the occasion, Kathmandu Valley Police Office Chief Ishwar Karki said that the police are collaborating with the community to build a crime-free society.
Tokha Municipality Mayor Prakash Adhikari stated that the local government expects support from the federal government to address drinking water issues in Tokha.
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