Proper Use of Diplomacy is Needed

Every country has a Ministry of Foreign Affairs responsible for managing foreign affairs and foreign policy. In addition to the country's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, other ministries, international donor agencies, and organizations also play diplomatic roles. Diplomacy is necessary for the effective implementation of foreign policy. Without adequate diplomacy, a nation cannot develop effectively, leading to the suffering of its people.

In Nepal, diplomatic relations with Britain were established in 1816 during the Rana period, allowing the country to observe the outside world. Due to the diplomacy of the then Prime Minister Jung Bahadur Rana, new districts like Banke, Bardia, Kailali, and Kanchanpur became part of Nepal. The honor and reputation of Nepal and Nepalis have remained intact to this day through the diplomatic efforts of sending Nepali Gorkhas to Britain and India. Similarly, thanks to BP Koirala's diplomacy, we can proudly claim Mount Everest as our own. Nepal has also gained a unique identity in the world community through its involvement in United Nations peacekeeping missions.