Nepal and China forge 20 point agreement on opening seven border points

Nepal and China has forged 20 point agreement including easing customs procedure and trade. At the 28th meeting of Nepal-China Border Customs held in Kathmandu today, agreement on doing homework on opening seven more border points for business purpose was forged. Likewise, working on opening Tatopani trade point with priority, which is closed after the major earthquake and making Kerung Customs more systematic among others have been decided among the customs officials of both the countries. Deputy Director General of Customs Department Damodar Regmi has said that the 28th meeting has prioritized implementation of the agreement and that important agreement has been forged regarding 7 border points. The meeting was led by Deputy Director General Regmi on behalf of Nepal whereas Deputy Director General of Lhasa Customs Lung Xung from the Chinese side.