Nepal has officially established diplomatic relations with the Marshall Islands and Cameroon at the United Nations headquarters in New York. This accomplishment expands Nepal’s diplomatic ties to a total of 181 countries, showcasing its commitment to broadening its diplomatic outreach.
This development highlights Nepal’s increasing influence in the global community and its dedication to fostering peace, stability, and cooperation among nations.
During the signing ceremony, the ambassadors of both countries met and discussed various matters of mutual interest. Amrit Rai, the Permanent Representative/Ambassador of Nepal to the UN, signed the agreement with Amatlain E. Kabua, the Ambassador of the Permanent Mission of the Marshall Islands to the United Nations.
Similarly, on a separate occasion, H.E. Amrit Rai and H.E. Michel Tommo Monthe of Cameroon signed a Joint Communique in New York, establishing a framework for collaboration in trade, investment, culture, and education.
PR of Nepal H.E. @amritrai555 & Cameroon H.E. Michel Tommo Monthe signed a Joint Communique in NY today establishing diplomatic relations between the two countries.
— Nepal Mission to the UN (@NepalUNNY) June 22, 2023
With this, the number of countries with which Nepal has diplomatic relations reached 180.
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These diplomatic efforts reflect Nepal’s strong commitment to strengthening its relationships with the international community and its role in promoting regional and global peace, security, and development.
Nepal has actively participated in the United Nations since 1955, contributing to international peace and security, human rights, and sustainable development.
The establishment of diplomatic relations with the Marshall Islands and Cameroon is a remarkable achievement for Nepal, illustrating its growing prominence and dedication to global cooperation. The Nepal Mission to the UN has played a vital role in facilitating these diplomatic initiatives and will continue to advocate for Nepal’s interests on the global stage.
