Britain supports Nepal's new government
18/7/2008 17:41
A high ranking British official said in Kathmandu today his government will
continue its support for the new government in Nepal, lead by any
party. British Foreign Office Minister for Africa, Asia and the United
Nations Lord Malloch Brown made the remarks upon his arrival at Kathmandu's
Tribhuvan International Airport this morning. When questioned about support
to a Communist Party of Nepal ( Maoist) lead government, Brown said that would
make no difference as the CPN-M were an elected party in the Constituent
Assembly polls. He also reiterated his government's readiness to help the
government of Nepal in bringing about peace and development to the people of
Nepal. Brown has a busy scheduled today due to the election of first Nepali
president and vice-president tomorrow. Brown is meeting Prime Minister Girija
Prasad Koirala, different political leaders, civil society leaders, government
officials, UN officials and diplomats during his short stay in Nepal. He will
return tomorrow.
Xinhua
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