Nepal's Foreign Minister Denies Demand for Compensation from India
At a glance
- Nepal's Foreign Minister Shishir Khanal denied any demand for compensation from India, China, or the United States after the recent floods.
- India has maintained continuous contact with Nepal since the disaster and provided various types of assistance.
- Nepal urged the global community to recognize the impact of climate change on the Himalayan region rather than treating floods as isolated events.
- Search, rescue, and rehabilitation efforts are ongoing in flood-affected areas of Nepal.
- Nepal is ready to cooperate with neighboring countries to protect shared civilization, heritage, culture, and the environment.
अक्सर पूछे जाने वाले सवाल
- Has Nepal demanded compensation from India after the recent floods?
- No, Nepal's Foreign Minister Shishir Khanal clarified that no compensation demand has been made from India.
- What kind of assistance has India provided to Nepal after the floods?
- India has provided emergency rescue equipment, modular bridges, water pumps, and essential relief materials.
- What is Nepal's stance on the global response to the floods?
- Nepal urges the global community to view the disaster through the lens of climate change and its long-term impacts.
- Are rescue and rehabilitation operations ongoing in Nepal's flood-affected areas?
- Yes, large-scale search, rescue, and rehabilitation operations are currently underway.
- What did Nepal's Foreign Minister say about cooperation with neighboring countries?
- He stated Nepal is ready to cooperate with India and China to jointly protect their civilization, heritage, culture, and future.
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DIGITAL DESK। Nepal's Foreign Minister Shishir Khanal has clarified that no demand for compensation has been made from India, China, or the United States following the recent devastating floods. He stated that New Delhi has maintained contact with Kathmandu since immediately after the disaster and all possible assistance is being provided.
After the devastating floods in Nepal on August 26, the Nepal government has denied reports that it demanded climate compensation from India and several other countries. He explained that Nepal's appeal has been to the global community to view this disaster from the perspective of climate change and to understand its impact on Nepal.
Khanal said that China, India, and Nepal share the same environmental ecology and the Himalayas are affected by climate change. He said, "We are ready to cooperate to jointly protect our civilization, heritage, culture, and future."
The Nepalese Foreign Minister stated that India has been in continuous contact with the disaster-affected areas since immediately after the disaster and has provided all kinds of assistance. He said, "Our discussions have continued as needed and the Indian government has fully supported our initiative. In the future, when new needs arise, we will contact them and they are ready to provide assistance."
According to Khanal's statement, the global community should not view this disaster as a one-time event or just immediate aid, but should pay attention to the serious effects of rising temperatures and climate change worldwide.
Large-scale search, rescue, and rehabilitation operations are ongoing in flood-affected areas of Nepal. During this time, India has provided humanitarian aid by sending emergency rescue equipment, modular bridges, water pumps, and essential relief materials.
The Nepalese Foreign Minister has called on the global community to unite and cooperate on the increasing impacts of climate change in the Himalayan region.
Neither I nor the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or any other person in the Nepal government has demanded compensation from India, China, the United States, or any other country
Shishir Khanal, Nepal's Foreign Minister
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