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Visiting Japanese Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs Koro Bessho Thursday called on Prime Minister Baburam Bhattarai at latter’s office in Singha Durbar.
In the meeting, the two discussed Nepal-Japan relations and Nepal’s ongoing peace process among other.
The Japanese deputy minister expressed commitment on behalf of his country to extend support to Nepal to conclude peace process., said PM’s press advisor Ram Rijhan Yadav.
Bessho also proposed to provide training to 50 youths on risk management, according to him.
On the occasion, PM Bhattarai informed him about Visit Lumbini Year-2012 and also requested him to convey invitation to his Japanese counterpart to visit Nepal.
Earlier this morning, Bessho had called on Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs Narayan Kaji Shrestha. The two held discussions on the peace process, economic development and Japan´s assistance to Nepal. nepalnews.com
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