Kathmandu,
July 11: Visiting Japanese Parliamentary Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs
Kiyoshi Odawara Tuesday urged Nepal to create an investment environment for
Japanese investors in Nepal.
In
a meeting with Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Affairs Minister Krishna
BahadurMahara at his office at Singha Durbar, he said that Japanese investors
were ready to come to Nepal if there was a conduciveinvestment environment for
them.
According
to a press statement issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the ministers
discussed issues of bilateral relations, mutual interest and cooperation.
DPM
Mahara appreciated the continuous support of Japan in Nepal's economic and
social development.
This
is Odawara's first visit to Nepal.
Meanwhile,
Ambassador of Switzerland, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh, Jorg Giovanni Frieden, W.
S. Parera and MashfeeBinte Shams called on DPM
Maharaseparately in the afternoon on Tuesday.
Shams
and Parera invited the DPM for the visit of their respective countries.
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