Branado said this during his meeting with Prime Minister Jhala Nath Khanal. The New Delhi-based Brazilian envoy, who looks after Nepal as well, paid a farewell call on the PM at the latter’s official residence in Baluwatar.
Nepal established its embassy in Brazil in 2009, its first diplomatic mission in Latin America.
“I am happy to mention that Nepal established its embassy in Brazil two years back,” Brandao told Khanal, “We will reciprocate by opening residential embassy in Kathmandu very soon.”
The Brazilian envoy informed Khanal that his country was searching for a suitable location and building to establish its missions here.
Nepal and Brazil have prepared an Agreement on Technical Cooperation to be signed in the next few months. Branado said, “These activities will help promote our relations to a further height.”
Brazil would like to cooperate in the field of agriculture and the power sector in Nepal and Brandao said he would arrange Brazilian investors to make feasibility study in this regard, a press statement mentioned.
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