Nepal Reaffirms Commitment to Multilateralism at UN Event
Kathmandu. The government has stated that Nepal remains steadfast in its commitment to multilateralism. Nepal expressed its firm dedication to multilateralism and international solidarity to the international community in New York.
At a special reception hosted by Nepal's Permanent Mission to the United Nations in New York to mark the 263rd Nepali Army Day and 68 years of continuous contribution to global peacekeeping, Nepal emphasized that the challenges facing the world today can be addressed by promoting multilateralism with the UN at the center.
Nepal's Permanent Representative to the UN, Lok Bahadur Thapa, highlighted the glorious history of the Nepali Army. Ambassador Thapa stated that the national institution, known for its service, sacrifice, and professionalism, has been playing a vital role in safeguarding national integrity as well as maintaining global peace and security.
Noting that over 160,000 Nepali peacekeepers have served in various UN missions to date, he emphasized that Nepal continues to demonstrate its firm commitment to multilateralism and international solidarity.
UN Under-Secretary-General Jean-Pierre Lacroix praised the dedication and professionalism of Nepali peacekeepers and expressed gratitude for their contributions.
The event was attended by ambassadors from various countries to the UN, diplomats, military and police advisors, high-ranking UN officials, friends of Nepal, and former military officers.
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