INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 27Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has said as the largest contributor of troops and police to UN
Peace operations, Nepal is ready to further enhance its contribution to global peace and security.
receives warm welcome in New York
PM Oli arrives in New York for 79th UNGA
Addressing the 79th Session of the United Nations
General Assembly (UNGA), Prime Minister Oli called on the international community to march ahead without comprising the prosperity and
happiness of future generations.Explaining about Nepal's efforts for the establishment of peace after the armed conflict, he familiarized
that the parliament passed the Transitional Justice Bill to settle transitional justice issue once and for all.
PM Oli
shared, "The incumbent government, formed by the collaboration of two major political parties, is determined to secure stability while
driving economic transformation for the inclusive and equitable prosperity to our people.""We have been conducting our foreign policy with
profound belief in 'Amity with All, Enmity with None
Nepal is committed to further strengthening its close, cordial, and constructive relations with its immediate neighbours and beyond, rooted
in the principles of mutual respect, sovereign equality, territorial integrity, non-interference in each other's internal affairs, and
peaceful co-existence", added the Prime Minister.Prime Minister Oli stressed the need of resolving the Israel- Palestine conflict through
peaceful dialogue."Nepal will be graduating from its LDC status by 2026 and we are diligently working towards achieving the Sustainable
Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030
But there is a financial gap of about 24 billion US dollars to attain the 2030 Agenda, he opined.First Lady Radhika Shakya, Minister for
Foreign Affairs, Dr Arzu Rana Deuba, Prime Minister's Chief Advisor Bishnu Prasad Rimal, Foreign Secretary Sewa Lamsal, Permanent
Representative of Nepal to the United Nations Lok Bahadur Thapa and other members are in PM's official delegation.
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