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Envoy Lamsal presents Letters of Credence

Nepalkhabar

12:33PM Apr 10,2025 | Kathmandu

Nepali Ambassador to Belgium, Sewa Lamsal, presenting her Letters of Credence to King Philippe of Belgium.(Photo: Lamsal's X)

Ambassador of Nepal to the Kingdom of Belgium, Sewa Lamsal, presented her Letters of Credence to King Philippe of Belgium.

At a special ceremony organized at the Royal Palace in Brussels on Wednesday, Ambassador Lamsal presented her Letters of Credence.

After presenting the Letters of Credence, Ambassador Lamsal paid courtesy call on King Philippe and conveyed greetings and best wishes from President Ramchandra Paudel to King Philippe for his personal good health and happiness and for the continued progress and prosperity of the friendly people of Belgium, reads a press release issued by Embassy of Nepal in Brussels.

On the occasion, Ambassador Lamsal emphasized on the need to further strengthening collaboration between the two countries in the areas of trade, tourism, investment, education, culture and people to people relations, among others.

Similarly, King Philippe congratulated Ambassador Lamsal on her appointment as an Ambassador of Nepal to Belgium and wished for her success in further strengthening the existing bilateral ties between the two countries, reads the statement.

Recalling the memory of his private visit to Nepal in 1998 as a Crown Prince, he expressed hope that the friendship between Belgium and Nepal will further prosper during Ambassador Lamsal's tenure.

Envoy Lamsal presents Letters of Credence

Nepalkhabar

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