Hey everyone! Did you hear about the exciting news between Nepal and China? 🇳🇵🤝🇨🇳
From December 2nd to 5th, Nepal’s Prime Minister, Mr. K. P. Sharma Oli, went on an official visit to China. But what does that mean? Let’s find out!
A Strong Friendship
Nepal and China have been good friends for almost 70 years! They’ve been working together and helping each other out. In 2019, when China’s President Xi Jinping visited Nepal, they decided to become even closer partners.
New Agreements for a Brighter Future
During Prime Minister Oli’s visit, both countries signed a special agreement with nine important points. These points include:
- Building better roads and ways to travel between the two countries 🚗🛤️
- Working together on factories and industries 🏭
- Improving infrastructure (that’s a big word for things like bridges and railways!) 🏗️
- Boosting trade and tourism 🌐✈️
Isn’t that cool? It means people and goods can move more easily between Nepal and China.
Praising Big Ideas
Prime Minister Oli had great things to say about President Xi. He mentioned that the start of the Communist Party of China (CPC) in 1921 was a huge moment in China’s history.
He also talked about the Belt and Road Initiative. What’s that? It’s a big plan by China to build roads, railways, and ports around the world to help countries trade and grow together! Think of it like making new paths to your friends’ houses so you can visit more easily! 🛣️🌏
Prime Minister Oli believes this plan helps share prosperity (that’s another word for wealth and success) and supports countries that need a helping hand. He said it’s all about creating a community where everyone has a bright future!
What This Means for Us
With Nepal and China working closely, people might see new opportunities. Maybe someday, you could travel between the two countries on a fast train! 🚄 Or perhaps new products from Nepal will come to stores near you.
It’s all about countries helping each other, just like how good friends do. 🤗
Isn’t it exciting to see how countries can work together to make the world a better place?
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
