List of Events/Agreements/MoUs signed during Prime Minister's visit to Nepal

Published By : Admin | November 25, 2014 | 19:40 IST

S.No

MoU/Agreement

Signatory

from

Govt of Nepal

Signatory

from

Govt. of India

1

MoU on Nepal Police Academy

(NPA)

Mr. Suman Prasad Sharma,

Secretary, Ministry of Finance

Ms. Sneh lata Kumar

Secretary (BM)

Ministry of Home Affairs

2

Unveiling of Plaque for Nepal Police Academy

3

MoU on Tourism

Mr. Suresh Man Shrestha, Secretary,

Ministry of Culture, Tourism & Civil Aviation

Shri Ranjit Rae,

Ambassador

4

MoU Traditional Medicines

Mr. Sant Bahadur Shrestha,

Secretary,

Ministry of Health

Shri Ranjit Rae, Ambassador

5

MoU on Youth Exchange

Mr. Dipendra Nath Sharma,

Secretary, Ministry of Youth & Sports

Shri Ranjit Rae,

Ambassador

6

Handing over of keys for Mobile Soil Testing Vanby Shri Saroj Kumar Poddar,

Chairman, paradeep Phospates Ltd to Mr. Jaya Mukunda Khanal, Secretary, Ministry of Agricultural Development , GoN

7

LoC US$ 1 billion Agreement

Mr. Madhu Kumar Marasini,

Joint Secretary (Min. of Finance)

Mr. David Rasquinha

Deputy Managing Director, Exim Bank

8

Motor Vehicle Agreement (MVA)

Bishnu Om Bade, Joint Secretary,

Ministry of Physical Infrastructure & Trnasport

Mr. Niraj Verma,

Joint Secretary

Ministry of Road Transport & Highways

9

MoU on PDA for ARUN III

Shri Radhesh Pant

CEO

Investment Board Nepal

Shri R.P. Singh, CMD

Satlaj Jal vidyut Nigam

10

Twin City Agreement between Ayodhya-Janakpur

Mr. Purna Chandra Bhattarai

Officiating Secretary,

Ministry of Federal Affairs and

Local Development

Ambassador

11

Twin City Agreement between

Kathmandu-Varanasi

Mr. Dhan Bahadur Shrestha

Executive Officer

Kathmandu Metropolitan City

Ambassador

12

Twin City Agreement between

Lumbini-Bodh Gaya

Mr. Durga Nath Gautam

Executive Officer

Lumbini Sanskritik Municipality

Ambassador

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Rt Hon David Lammy, Foreign Secretary of the United Kingdom calls on Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi
June 07, 2025
QuotePrime Minister expresses satisfaction at the successful conclusion of the India-UK Free Trade Agreement and Double Contribution Convention
QuotePM Modi underscores the need for a decisive international action against terrorism

Rt Hon David Lammy, Foreign Secretary of the United Kingdom called on Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi today.

PM Modi expressed satisfaction at the successful conclusion of the India-UK Free Trade Agreement and Double Contribution Convention and appreciated the constructive engagement by both sides that led to this milestone.

PM Modi welcomed the growing momentum in bilateral ties and expressed satisfaction at the deepening of the India-UK Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. He welcomed the continued collaboration under the Technology Security Initiative and noted its potential to shape trusted and secure innovation ecosystems.

FS David Lammy conveyed UK’s strong interest in further enhancing cooperation across key sectors including trade and investment, defence and security, technology, innovation, and clean energy. He expressed confidence that the FTA will unlock new economic opportunities for both countries.

The two leaders exchanged views on regional and global issues. UK Foreign Secretary strongly condemned the Pahalgam terror attack and expressed support for India’s fight against cross border terrorism. PM Modi underscored the need for a decisive international action against terrorism and those who support it.

Prime Minister conveyed his warm greetings to the UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and reiterated the invitation for his visit to India at the earliest mutual convenience.