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Nepal Minister visits Visakhapatnam Port Trust
An interaction session with some of the queries were elaborated by the deputy chairman regarding bill of entry of the licensed and non-licensed commodities, dispatch of rakes, and the cost advantage compared to Kolkata Port. The Nepal team had expressed its satisfaction and sought for a trade meet with all the
​Visakhapatnam: Minister for Economics (Nepal) Krishna Hari Purashkar and acting ambassador to India Krishna Prasad Dhakal visited Visakhapatnam Port Trust on Tuesday.Deputy chairman of Port Trust PL Haranadh welcomed them and made a brief presentation and explained the infrastructure available in the port and movement of cargo through container terminal on to the rakes with fully mechanised system to the importers in Nepal and to make use of the facilities available through the port.
An interaction session with some of the queries were elaborated by the deputy chairman regarding bill of entry of the licensed and non-licensed commodities, dispatch of rakes, and the cost advantage compared to Kolkata Port. The Nepal team had expressed its satisfaction and sought for a trade meet with all the stake holders, customs and railways for considering import and export of cargo by Nepal government to India through Visakhapatnam Port and looking forward for business in the years to come. Earlier on June 23, a team led by Dr Somlal Subedi, Chief Secretary of Nepal government visited the port and was impressed with the facilities being available at the Visakhapatnam Port Trust.
Minister for Economics (Nepal) Krishna Hari Purashkar and acting ambassador to India Krishna Prasad Dhakal visited Visakhapatnam Port Trust on Tuesday.Deputy chairman of Port Trust PL Haranadh welcomed them and made a brief presentation and explained the infrastructure available in the port and movement of cargo through container terminal on to the rakes with fully mechanised system to the importers in Nepal and to make use of the facilities available through the port.
An interaction session with some of the queries were elaborated by the deputy chairman regarding bill of entry of the licensed and non-licensed commodities, dispatch of rakes, and the cost advantage compared to Kolkata Port. The Nepal team had expressed its satisfaction and sought for a trade meet with all the stake holders, customs and railways for considering import and export of cargo by Nepal government to India through Visakhapatnam Port and looking forward for business in the years to come. Earlier on June 23, a team led by Dr Somlal Subedi, Chief Secretary of Nepal government visited the port and was impressed with the facilities being available at the Visakhapatnam Port Trust.
