Nepal’s Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli touched down in Tianjin on Saturday ahead of the 2025 Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit, set to run from August 31 to September 1 in the northern coastal metropolis of Tianjin on the Chinese mainland. This marks a key moment for Kathmandu as it seeks to deepen partnerships across Asia.
At the two-day gathering, leaders from member states and partner delegations will explore themes ranging from regional security to economic connectivity and sustainable development. For Nepal, the summit offers a platform to amplify its voice on the global stage, secure new trade corridors and attract investments in infrastructure and technology.
Oli’s visit follows a busy domestic agenda, as his administration rolls out digital reforms and green initiatives aimed at boosting Nepal’s growth. As part of his itinerary in Tianjin, the prime minister is expected to hold bilateral talks with counterparts, including officials from the host country.
Young global citizens will watch closely as Nepal navigates its role between major powers, balancing ties with Beijing and its South Asian neighbors. Business and tech enthusiasts can look forward to updates on cross-border projects, while thought leaders hope to see progress on sustainable development goals. Meanwhile, travelers and digital nomads might catch a glimpse of new visa policies or tourism pacts that could make exploring Nepal and China easier in the future.
As the summit countdown begins, all eyes will be on Tianjin. Will the SCO chart a new path for regional cooperation? Nepali delegates are betting on it.
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Nepali prime minister arrives in Tianjin for SCO summit 2025
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