Kathmandu: Prime Minister Nepal Sher Bahadur Deuba on Thursday said the five-ruling alliance of parties will survive in full terms until the next parliamentary election, scheduled tentatively in December 2022.
Deuba, President of the Nepal Congress, was appointed as Prime Minister in July, with support The Communist Party Pushpakamal Dahal in Nepal, Socialist Nepal Socialist Madhav Nepal and the Janata Samajwadi and Rastriya Janamorcha.
“The coalition will remain for a full term.
No doubt about the future of the coalition,” he convinced, while overcoming the media at Tribhuvan International Airport here after attending the world leader summit during the 26th parties (COP 26) conference The United Nations concerning Climate Change (UNFCCC) in Glasgow.
Deuba insisted that he had useful talks with Indian partners Narendra Modi at permission to use Indian airspace for the operation of the Gautam Buddha International Airport in Lumbini, Bhairahawa.
“Talks have been held regarding the airspace because Indian airspace must be used while flying to and from Gautam Buddha Airport.
Extraordinary discussions are held on topics other than this,” he said.
Gautam Buddha International Airport, an alternative to Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, will immediately operate.
According to officials at the Nepalese Civil Aviation Authority (CAN), the Supervisory Agency, Calibration Aviation will be operated at this airport within one month and test flight is carried out within three months after that.
Prime Minister Nepal also thanked India for distinguishing the Himalayas with fertilizer.
“In both Indian intentions to Nepal have been seen.
I have been grateful to India to help Nepal with fertilizer when there is a shortage of chemical fertilizers even in India,” he said.
Nepal has strongly raised the problem of climate change and climate change risk mitigation during the Glasgow Summit, added Nepal.
The sound is mainly to minimize carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, save oxygen and reduce carbon emissions.
During the Summit, Nepal also attracted world attention to the increasing impact of climate change and increased incidence of natural disasters and landslides, who received a good response from other countries too, Deuba added.