Trekking Agencies' Association of
Nepal (TAAN) hosted a luncheon for the delegates of 9th Nepal Tibet
(TAR- PR China) Joint Tourism Coordination Committee in Bhaktapur on June 28.
The committee is a bilateral forum
of tourism stakeholders of Nepal and Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR) of People's
Republic of China.
TAAN President Chandra Prasad Rijal
as well as officer-bearers and executive members welcomed Tibetan delegates,
who are in Kathmandu to attend the 9th meeting, by offering khadas.
He also offered 'Nepali Dhaka Topi' and 'Palpali Karuwa' as souvenirs to the
delegates.
Nepal and the Tibet Autonomous
Region of the People’s Republic of China have signed a 16-point memorandum of
understanding for bilateral tourism promotion.
The agreement was reached at
the end of the 9th meeting that concluded here on June 28. Both the sides
reviewed the progress achieved on the understandings made in the previous
meetings. The two sides also emphasized the need for further promoting tourism
cooperation by exploiting tourism potentials in both Nepal and Tibet.
Nepal and Tibet have agreed to start
talks for making uniform rules and regulations regarding age limit,
disabilities etc in climbing border mountains.
The Nepali delegation in JTCC was
led by Director General at the Department of Tourism Sudarshan Prasad Dhakal
and while Vice Director General of the Tibet Tourism Development Committee Ga
Ma Ze Deng led the Tibetan delegation.
The 10th meeting of the Joint
Tourism Coordination Committee will be held in TAR of China in 2017.
Representatives from Department of
Tourism as well as different travel trade associations were present in the
program.
Similarly, TAAN First President Tej
Bahadur Gurung, 2nd Vice President Ram Prasad Sapkota, General
Secretary Karna Bahadur Lama, Joint Treasurer Krishna Man Shrestha as well as
Executive Committee members Sarita Lama, Nawang Nima Sherpa, Devi Prasad
Pandey, Wangchu Sherpa, Taranath Lamichhane 'Dinesh', Pemba Sherpa 'Sangam',
Surya Bahadur Ghimire, Dawa Lama Tamang and Shital Chandra Dharel were also
present in the program.
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