Nepal and Bangladesh held their third round of foreign office consultations, reinforcing bilateral cooperation on trade, transport, and energy. The two countries agreed to operationalize the BBIN (Bangladesh-Bhutan-India-Nepal) Motor Vehicle Agreement to improve cross-border connectivity.
The talks also covered expanding electricity trade, boosting tourism, and enhancing student exchange programs. Both sides expressed commitment to deepening people-to-people ties and supporting regional economic growth. The agreements are expected to benefit landlocked Nepal while helping Bangladesh strengthen its regional leadership.
