Kathmandu, Sept. 26
Russian
Ambassador to Nepal Aleksei Novikov said that the Embassy of Russia in
Kathmandu had sent a note to the Russian government regarding the reopening of
the sugar mill in Birgunj, Madhesh Province.
During
a courtesy farewell meeting with the Vice-President Ramsahay Prasad Yadav on
Friday afternoon, he assured that further efforts would be made after his
return to Russia to pursue the matter.
VP
Yadav hosted a courtesy farewell meeting for Novikov at his office in Lainchaur
on Friday.
Novikov
said on the occasion that discussions on financial transactions between the two
countries have progressed, and preparations are underway for direct air
connectivity between Nepal and Russia.
He
also shared that positive steps are being taken to increase scholarship
opportunities for Nepali students in Russia, the Vice-President’s Office
informed in a statement.
Likewise,
VP Yadav congratulated Ambassador Novikov on the successful completion of his
tenure and expressed appreciation for his efforts in strengthening the
relationship between the two countries.
"I
extend my heartfelt thanks to you for your contribution in further solidifying
Nepal-Russia relations during your tenure," Vice President Yadav said.
Vice
President Yadav also acknowledged Nepal's deep appreciation for Russia's
long-term support in infrastructure and human resource development. He added
that high-level exchanges of visits had also played a crucial role in fostering
the bilateral friendship.
Nepal
and Russia had established diplomatic relations in 1956.
Published in The Rising Nepal daily on 27 September 2025.
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