First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Serbia Ivica Dacic has met Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal Pradeep Kumar Gyawali who is on an official visit to our country today.

At the joint press conference, Minister Dacic expressed his gratitude to his Nepalese colleague for the country's strong and resolute support of Serbia's territorial integrity and sovereignty. He emphasized that Serbia was prepared to reciprocate support to Nepal in the same manner in the international arena and that it would always remain at its side.
'Friendship must be demonstrated on concrete issues. Nepal has voted twice against the so-called Kosovo's entry into Europol', said Dacic.
The Serbian Foreign Minister emphasized that Serbia and Nepal had no unresolved issues, as well as that the two countries were celebrating 60 years since the establishment of diplomatic relations. He recalled the highly successful visit to Nepal in May 2018 and expressed pleasure regarding the visit of Nepal's Foreign Minister to Serbia. In addition, the Minister announced that the Consulate headed by Honorary Consular Officer would open soon in Kathmandu and that Nepal was also willing to open their diplomatic representation here.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal emphasized that the relations between the two countries were highly amicable, ever since the SFRY, characterized by mutual cooperation, primarily through the Non-Aligned Movement.
'Marshal Tito was renowned in Nepal. His strength inspired all developing countries. His visit to Nepal in 1974 was historic and I hope that our wonderful relations throughout history will be reflected in the present', said Nepal's Foreign Minister.

He highlighted that his country would continue to support Serbia's territorial integrity and sovereignty, noting that, as a UN member, they respected the principles of the Organization.

The Ministers agreed that the talks between the two delegations were extremely good and that there were far more opportunities for developing cooperation.

Minister Gyawali mentioned that 2020 was declared the year of tourism in Nepal and he invited Serbian tourists to visit his country. In addition, he encouraged investors from Serbia to come to Nepal.

First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Serbia Ivica Dacic has met Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal Pradeep Kumar Gyawali who is on an official visit to our country today.

At the joint press conference, Minister Dacic expressed his gratitude to his Nepalese colleague for the country’s strong and resolute support of Serbia’s territorial integrity and sovereignty. He emphasized that Serbia was prepared to reciprocate support to Nepal in the same manner in the international arena and that it would always remain at its side.

‘Friendship must be demonstrated on concrete issues. Nepal has voted twice against the so-called Kosovo’s entry into Europol’, said Dacic.

The Serbian Foreign Minister emphasized that Serbia and Nepal had no unresolved issues, as well as that the two countries were celebrating 60 years since the establishment of diplomatic relations. He recalled the highly successful visit to Nepal in May 2018 and expressed pleasure regarding the visit of Nepal’s Foreign Minister to Serbia. In addition, the Minister announced that the Consulate headed by Honorary Consular Officer would open soon in Kathmandu and that Nepal was also willing to open their diplomatic representation here.  

The Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal emphasized that the relations between the two countries were highly amicable, ever since the SFRY, characterized by mutual cooperation, primarily through the Non-Aligned Movement.

‘Marshal Tito was renowned in Nepal. His strength inspired all developing countries. His visit to Nepal in 1974 was historic and I hope that our wonderful relations throughout history will be reflected in the present’, said Nepal’s Foreign Minister.

He highlighted that his country would continue to support Serbia’s territorial integrity and sovereignty, noting that, as a UN member, they respected the principles of the Organization.

The Ministers agreed that the talks between the two delegations were extremely good and that there were far more opportunities for developing cooperation.

Minister Gyawali mentioned that 2020 was declared the year of tourism in Nepal and he invited Serbian tourists to visit his country. In addition, he encouraged investors from Serbia to come to Nepal.