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Opinion > World
A balanced policy on India and China serves Nepal's best interests
By Global Times
Jun 07, 2023 11:55 pm

By Zhang Jiadong

NEPAL'S Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal, ak.a. Prachanda, concluded his four-day visit to India on last Saturday. This visit has continued a tradition of new Nepali leaders making New Delhi their first foreign port of call after assuming office. This is the fourth visit of Prachanda to India as Prime Minister of Nepal and his first overseas trip after taking office in December 2022. This visit is of particular significance as it takes place during a period of strained relations between China and India.

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