Indian President Ram Nath Kovind accepted the invitation extended by President Bidya Devi Bhandari to visit Nepal.
President Bhandari and her Indian counterpart Kovind, who are in Japan to attend the enthronement ceremony of Japanese Emperor Naruhito, had a meeting Tuesday morning.
Kovind, who has already visited Nepal in 2006 in the capacity of parliament member, said the visit arrangement would be made through diplomatic level.
On the occasion, both the sides expressed satisfaction on Nepal-India relations and also expressed determination to make it wider and multi-dimensional.
The two presidents also discussed on rapid progress of the projects being executed in Nepal with the Indian assistance and noted the early construction of petroleum pipeline was an exemplary work, informed Foreign Affairs Secretary Shanker Das Bairagi.
Both the sides had expressed optimism for the smooth implementation of other projects as well.
It may be noted that Arun Third, Pancheswor, Terai Road, Integrated Customs Check and Railway among other projects have gained momentum following the meetings of the prime ministers of Nepal and India in April and June last year.
India has also extended thanks to Nepal for issuing three different types of commemorative coins on the birth anniversary of Guru Nanak and Nepal Prime Minister's contributory article in a book published on the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti.
Also present on the occasion from Nepal side were Home Minister Ram Bahadur Thapa, Foreign Secretary Bairagi and Nepali Ambassador to Japan Prateeva Rana, among others. Similarly, Foreign Secretary Bijaya Gokhle and Indian Ambassador to Japan Sanjaya Barma, among others were present from Indian side.
