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According to Bhutanese records, diplomatic connections between Nepal and Bhutan date back to King Ram Shah’s rule in Gorkha. Cultural exchanges have been documented since the era of King...

The official bilateral relation between Nepal and China is marked by the Sino-Nepalese Treaty of Peace and Friendship signed on April 28, 1960, by the two countries. However, it was the 1960...

This bilateral relationship has been strengthened through state visits, trade agreements, development cooperation, and humanitarian assistance. Both nations established permanent diplomatic...

A major milestone in the Nepal-India ties however came in November of 1950 when the Indian government assisted King Tribhuvan and his family to escape to India and overthrow the Rana regime....

Formal diplomatic relations were established in 1956, initiating what would become one of Nepal’s most significant international partnerships. Imperial exchanges have been instrumental in...

This relationship was formalized with the opening of the Soviet Embassy in Kathmandu on October 4, 1959, followed by Nepal’s embassy in Moscow on July 27, 1961. High-level exchanges...

Though initially limited, ties were strengthened in the 1980s through high-level exchanges, including King Birendra’s 1983 State Visit to Spain and King Juan Carlos’s reciprocal visit to Nepal in...

The diplomatic relations between the two countries strengthened due to friendship between the Windsors and the Shahs, which extended to exchange of State Visits, friendly tours, and attendance of...

The relations began in 1958, after which the American Embassy was established in Nepal in 1959. However, diplomatic relations were strengthened with King Mahendra’s first State Visit to the US in...