Speaking in Kathmandu following the seventh meeting of the EPG, formed to study and report on the overall relations between the two countries, Nepal coordinator Bheikh Bahadur Thapa and India coordinator Bhagat Singh Koshiyari said the report would take forward relations between the two countries.
Stating that the foundation to make bilateral relations more friendly and timely continues to stand, Thapa said topics from the 1950 treaty, trade, environment and hydropower to current border-related issues were addressed and a positive report on would come out shortly.
The EPG that met for the first time in July, 2016, has four months left before its term expires. It was agreed to convene the next meeting in New Delhi.
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