Japan extends food aid worth Rs 566 million
Tuesday, 09 February 2010 15:26
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Japan has agreed to provide a grant assistance of five hundred sixty-six million and four hundred forty thousand rupees (566,440,000) to the Government of Nepal under the food aid.

Japanese ambassador Tatsuo Mizuno (left) and secretary of the Ministry of...
Paramananda Jha
Japanese ambassador to Nepal Tatsuo Mizuno, and Finance Ministry secretary Rameshwor Khanal signed the agreement and exchanged the notes on behalf of their respective governments at the ministry on Tuesday.

The assistance is provided with the objective of enabling the Government of Nepal to procure rice and supply it to the food deficit districts, a press statement issued by the Japanese embassy said. The Nepal Food Corporation (NFC) is to distribute it through its national distribution network.

Speaking during the signing ceremony, ambassador Mizuno expressed his belief that the extended food assistance will help the Government of Nepal in addressing the urgent need in food deficit districts and in easing the difficulties felt by local people in their daily life. "It will, thus, further contribute to the moving ahead of the peace process in Nepal," he said. nepalnews.com


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Kirateswor  - Arigato Japan   |174.70.47.xxx |2010-03-01 18:26:19
don't let bahun-khas leaders touch this money. And people need to keep track of
this fund.
If misuse we need to hack this bahun-khas leaders. We cannot trust
this blood ing parasites who have almost the life of our motherland.
Picture  - Picture quoted   |124.108.52.xxx |2010-02-09 21:54:38
Why the name of picture was quoted Paramananda Jha by Nepal News. I see the the
pictures of Japanese ambodor and Nepal Finance secretary. I want to know if it
is erroneous or intentional. I don't see Paramananda Jha in the pictures.

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