India, Nepal ink 10 MoUs worth NRs 625 million for development projects

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"These High Impact Community Development Projects #HICDP are being built with (the) Government of India's financial assistance at a total cost of NRs 625.00 million in Education, Health and Culture Sectors under Nepal-India Development Cooperation'," the embassy said in a post on X.

India and Nepal have signed 10 Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) for high-impact community development projects in the Himalayan nation to be funded by Indian assistance amounting to NRs 625 million, according to an official release.

The agreements were signed on Tuesday for development in the education, health, and culture sectors, the Indian embassy here said in a press release.