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Nepal welcomes outcome
Nepal has welcomed the outcome of the historic Inter-Korean Summit. “The government of Nepal welcomes the 2018 Inter-Korean Summit at Peace House in Panmun-jeom and the declaration following the summit,” the Foreign Ministry said in a statement. “Nepal believes it’s a significant step forward towards normalising their relations.”bookmark
Published at : April 28, 2018
Updated at : April 28, 2018 08:04
Kathmandu
Nepal has welcomed the outcome of the historic Inter-Korean Summit. “The government of Nepal welcomes the 2018 Inter-Korean Summit at Peace House in Panmun-jeom and the declaration following the summit,” the Foreign Ministry said in a statement. “Nepal believes it’s a significant step forward towards normalising their relations.”
South Korea has been a preferred destination for thousands of Nepali migrant workers. (PR)
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