Kathmandu - A flag hoisting ceremony commemorating the 78th Independence Day of Indonesia took place in Kathmandu with solemnity and pride. The event was held at the office of the Honorary Consul within the IME Complex, Panipokhari, Kathmandu, and was accompanied by a special program on Thursday.
The
Indonesian national flag was gracefully raised as a symbol of unity and
freedom, underscoring the longstanding diplomatic ties between Indonesia and
Nepal.
The
Honorary Consul, Chandra Prasad Dhakal, expressed his heartfelt sentiments,
emphasizing the significance of the Consul's office as a hub for fostering
friendly relations.
"To
strengthen the relations further and make them in the interest of both the countries, the Office of the Honorary Consul of the
Republic of Indonesia in Kathmandu has been playing a significant role,"
Dhakal conveyed in a message shared on this momentous occasion.
Established
in 1960, diplomatic relations between Indonesia and Nepal have flourished over
the years, characterized by mutual respect and cooperation. The enduring
amicability between these two nations has been a cornerstone of their
diplomatic interactions.
Indonesia,
a dynamic player in the ASEAN region, stands as a robust and burgeoning
economy. The trade exchanges between Indonesia and Nepal have attained
substantial significance, reflecting the shared commitment to economic
partnership.
The
ceremony drew the participation of the Indonesian community residing in Nepal,
the dedicated staff of the Honorary Consul, and members of the esteemed IME
Group. The collective presence underscored the unity and warmth that
characterize the relationship between Indonesia and Nepal.
As
the Indonesian flag soared high, the event symbolized not only a commemoration
of independence but also a reflection of the enduring camaraderie shared
between Indonesia and Nepal.