New Delhi: Indian Army Chief Manoj Mukund Narwane is going to Nepal on a three-day tour from today. Sharing information with the media in Kathmandu in this regard, Indian officials said that the visit of the Army Chief would further strengthen the long-standing relationship of friendship between the two armies.

At the same time, both sides will have an opportunity to find ways to further strengthen the bilateral defense partnership for mutual benefit. Along with this, it is believed that this visit of the army chief will also help in normalizing the relations in Kathmandu due to the border dispute. Please tell that General Narwane is going to visit Nepal on the official invitation of General Purnachandra Thapa, Chief of Army Staff of Nepal.

Indian Embassy spokesman Naveen Kumar has said that General Narwane's visit will "strengthen the long-standing and customary bonds of friendship between the two armies. His visit will allow both sides to discuss bilateral defense partnerships and take it for mutual benefit and To explore opportunities to empower. "

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