Pakistan sent relief materials to flood-affected people, and the Nepali Ministry of Foreign Affairs reaffirmed solidarity with victims.
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Pakistan sent relief materials to flood-affected people, and the Nepali Ministry of Foreign Affairs reaffirmed solidarity with victims.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Discussed strengthening bilateral cooperation mechanisms between Nepal and Pakistan.1 source
Nepal and Pakistan marked 75 years of diplomatic ties and discussed B2B engagement.1 source
- Christian Solidarity International is providing aid to Nepal and Pakistan due to flooding and persecution.Sub-event
Pakistan provided relief materials and reaffirmed solidarity with flood-affected Nepali people.1 source
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