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Important Notice
A.D.:
Nepal Samvat: 1146 CHAULAGA TRAYODASHI - 28
राष्ट्रिय आर्थिक गणना २०८२
A.D.:
Nepal Samvat: 1146 CHAULAGA TRAYODASHI - 28
April 15, 2026, 12:35 PM
Nepal-Romania Relations
Political Relations
Diplomatic relations between Nepal and Romania were established on 20 April 1968. Relations between the two countries are based on friendship, mutual respect and cooperation. The Embassy of Nepal in Berlin is concurrently accredited to Romania whereas the Embassy of Romania in New Delhi is concurrently accredited to Nepal. Romania has established its Honorary Consulate in Kathmandu.
Exchange of Visits/Meetings
Exchange of high-level visits between the two countries have been limited. Officials from both countries engage constructively on the sidelines of multilateral forums, particularly at the United Nations.
Trade Relations
Nepal primarily exports goods to Romania such as articles of apparel and clothing accessories (not knitted or crocheted), other made-up textile articles, worn clothing and textile products, as well as articles of leather and animal gut. Similarly, Nepal imports from Romania range of goods including edible vegetables, certain roots and tubers, inorganic chemicals, machinery and mechanical appliances, electrical equipment, and medical or surgical instruments and apparatus.
In recent years, the trade volume between the two countries has witnessed a declining trend with the balance of trade remaining in favor of Nepal. The table below illustrates the export and import figures over the past three years.
(Value in 000 Rupees)
|
Fiscal Year |
Export |
Import |
Balance |
|
2022/23 |
1,732,878 |
38,410 |
1,694,468 |
|
2023/24 |
150,838 |
34,730 |
116,108 |
|
2024/25 |
94,037 |
34,202 |
59,835 |
Bilateral Agreement
Nepal and Romania have signed:
People-to-People Relations
Romania is one of the preferred destinations in Europe for Nepali migrant workers in recent years. As of March 2026, over 55,000 Nepalis are estimated to be employed in Romanian job market. They are mainly employed in construction, services, hospitality and agriculture sector.
Europe Division
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
As of March 2026
