Sudanese Ambassador Presents Credentials to the President of Nepal; Reaffirms Commitment to Strengthening Bilateral Cooperation

Kathmandu – Sudanhorizon
Dr. Mohamed Abdallah Ali Al-Tom, Sudan’s Ambassador to the Republic of Nepal—who is based in New Delhi—presented his credentials to Ramchandra Paudel, President of the Republic of Nepal, during an official ceremony held at the Presidential Palace in Kathmandu.
The presentation ceremony was attended by several of the President’s advisors on foreign affairs and communications, as well as the Chief of Army Staff.
During a meeting with the Ambassador following the ceremony, the President of Nepal expressed his appreciation for his country’s relations with Sudan—noting that these ties date back to 1969—and emphasized a desire to expand them into broader areas of cooperation. He also expressed his hope that the Ambassador’s tenure would see further efforts to strengthen and enhance these relations, affirming Nepal’s full readiness to cooperate toward that end.
For his part, Ambassador Al-Tom conveyed to President Ramchandra the greetings of General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, Chairman of the Transitional Sovereign Council. He underscored Sudan’s commitment to bolstering the friendly relations and cooperation between the two nations—ties rooted in a long history of mutual respect and the shared aspirations of both friendly peoples toward achieving peace, development, and prosperity.
The Ambassador stated that the Government of Sudan shares President Ramchandra’s desire to develop bilateral relations. He expressed his eagerness to work with the Government of Nepal toward this goal, affirming his commitment to expanding the horizons of cooperation in areas of mutual interest, as well as continuing coordination and consultation within international forums to serve shared interests and bolster cooperation among developing nations.
Furthermore, the Ambassador conveyed the solidarity of the Government and people of Sudan with Nepal following the recent floods and landslides. He extended his condolences to the families of the victims and to the Government and people of Nepal, wishing a speedy recovery to those injured and success for the ongoing reconstruction efforts to overcome the aftermath of the disaster.
In this context, the Ambassador noted that Sudan—having experienced various humanitarian crises resulting from war and aggression—fully understands and appreciates the importance of support and solidarity between nations during such difficult times.

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