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Nepal-Peru Relations

Nepal and Peru established diplomatic relations on 28 January 1976 at the non-resident ambassadorial level. Permanent Representative of Nepal to the United Nations is currently accredited to Peru, and likewise, the Peruvian Ambassador to India is accredited to Nepal.

Nepal's relations with Peru are marked by friendship and cordiality. Contacts between the two countries primarily take place in the international fora such as in the United Nations and the NAM. Both the countries believe that the UN should be strengthened and play an increasingly active role in the post cold war era in maintaining peace and stability in the world. As active members of the NAM, both countries have been advocating the just causes of the developing countries.

In relation to the bilateral cooperation, Peru has proposed Nepal to sign an Extradition Treaty within the framework of Legal International Reinforcement for reciprocal support between both the countries to fight against impunity and corruption.

As yet, there is no bilateral economic cooperation between Nepal and Peru. Trade between the two countries is also virtually non-existent.

Europe America Division
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Government of Nepal
Last updated on April 3, 2006



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