Kathmandu, Nov 22: In a crucial meeting held at Shitalniwas on Wednesday morning, Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal and President Ramchandra Paudel joined forces to address pressing issues facing the nation. The primary focus of their discussions centered on enhancing the effectiveness of relief and rehabilitation efforts in districts affected by recent earthquakes.

President Paudel, during the meeting, underscored the urgency of making relief and rehabilitation work more efficient, particularly in areas still grappling with the aftermath of seismic events. The earthquake-affected districts continue to be a priority for the government, and both leaders expressed a shared commitment to ensuring the well-being and recovery of the affected communities.

Apart from deliberating on earthquake-related matters, President Paudel and Prime Minister Dahal also engaged in conversations about the prevailing issues in the country. The exchange of ideas and perspectives on current affairs aims to foster a collaborative approach to governance and address challenges that demand immediate attention.

Kiran Pokharel, the press advisor to President Paudel, provided insights into the meeting, indicating that the discussions spanned a range of topics significant to the nation’s well-being. The meeting between the President and Prime Minister signifies a coordinated effort to tackle critical issues and underscores the importance of collaboration between the executive and head of state in steering the country towards stability and progress.