Kathmandu. Dr. Manchala Kumari Jha has proposed to be appointed as Nepal’s ambassador to Sri Lanka. Manchala Kumari Jha has said that she will work by giving priority to tourism contact, cultural diplomacy, promotion of Buddhist heritage and expansion of trade and investment.
Presenting her action plan in the meeting of
the Parliamentary Hearing Committee, Jha pledged to work as the ambassador fully by fully assimilating the policies and programs of the Government of Nepal.
She pledged to move ahead according to the government’s principle of friendship with all and enmity with all while protecting Nepal’s independence, sovereignty, territorial integrity, independence and national interests.
She said, “While working as an ambassador, I will move forward by fully embracing what has been clearly written in the policies and programs of the Government of Nepal.” The government has adopted the principle of friendship with all, no enmity with all while protecting Nepal’s independence, sovereignty, territorial integrity, independence and national interests. Keeping in mind the points mentioned in the policy and program, I will work focusing on the following four strategic pillars during the tenure of the Ambassador. Jha said that she plans to work focusing on four strategic pillars during her tenure as the ambassador. She said that the expansion of air connectivity, the formulation of joint tourism packages, visa facilitation and tourism market promotion will be taken forward.
He also said that development of Ramayana circuit, promotion of religious tourism between Janakpur and Sri Lanka and cultural diplomacy would be given priority. She also presented a plan to develop Lumbini as a major destination for Sri Lankan pilgrims under the promotion of Buddhist heritage and to conduct exchange programs among monks and scholars. Jha also said that Nepal and Sri Lanka would collaborate with the private sector to expand trade and investment, organize business forums and promote investment. She added that the protection of the interests of Nepali citizens in Sri Lanka, promotion of public diplomacy and the creation of institutional mechanisms would also be promoted as subsidiary priorities. “Tourism connectivity, including air connectivity, joint packages, visa facilitation and tourism market promotion. Ramayana Circuit, common pilgrimage and cultural diplomacy of Janakpur and Sri Lanka. Buddhist heritage, making Lumbini a major destination for Sri Lankan pilgrims and monk-scholarly exchanges. Trade and investment, private sector cooperation, trade forums and investment promotion. Also, protection of the interests of Nepali citizens in Sri Lanka, public diplomacy and the creation of institutional mechanisms will be promoted as subsidiary areas.
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