Kathmandu — On Friday, Anne-Marie Trevelyan, the British Minister of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development, met with Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal at his official residence in Baluwatar.
The two discussed matters of mutual interest and bilateral relations, marking 100 years of formalised relations between Britain and Nepal with the signing of a treaty of friendship in 1923. Trevelyan also observed the Arun III project, in which Britain has made a financial investment through the Board of Investment.

On Thursday, the British Embassy in Nepal had organised a program to commemorate the Treaty’s centenary, and Trevelyan also took part in a heritage tour with Sunita Dangol, Deputy Mayor of Kathmandu Metropolitan City.