Balendra Shah India Visit: Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi has invited the new Prime Minister of Nepal Balendra Shah (Balen) to visit India. Nepal’s Foreign Minister Shishir Khanal confirmed this and said that both the countries want to make this visit not just formal but giving concrete results.

Speaking during the Indian Ocean Conference in Mauritius, Khanal said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi had extended this invitation along with a congratulatory message to Balen Shah soon after he took charge on March 27. He said preparations are underway to make the visit between the two countries “result-oriented”.

Focus on concrete projects

Nepal’s Foreign Minister also clarified that Prime Minister Shah has accepted the invitation, but the visit will take place only after both sides make complete preparations at the technical and political level. He said that this time an attempt is being made to avoid merely symbolic or formal visits and focus is being placed on concrete projects.

Balendra will soon visit India

Amidst this incident S. There were also talks between Jaishankar and Shishir Khanal, in which it was agreed that high-level visits would take place only when both the countries decide on a concrete agenda based on their priorities. Both sides also agreed to review existing projects and explore new areas of cooperation.

Nepal will first clarify its priorities internally, after which they will be shared with India. After this, the possibility of India’s Foreign Secretary visiting Nepal for further talks has been expressed.

Deep relations between India and Nepal

It is noteworthy that cooperation mechanisms exist between India and Nepal at multiple levels, covering areas such as security, water resources, border management, trade and agriculture. However, some of these mechanisms have not been active for a long time, and emphasis is also being laid on giving them momentum again. This possible visit is being seen as an opportunity to give a new direction to the relations between the two countries, where the focus will be on concrete results and practical cooperation.