Prime Minister arrived in Beijing on Monday for a five-day state visit focused on strengthening bilateral trade relations. The visit comes at a critical time as both nations seek to expand economic cooperation.

Key agenda items include discussions on the cross-border railway project, hydropower investment, and revised trade agreements that could reduce tariffs on Nepali goods entering the Chinese market.

The Prime Minister is accompanied by a delegation of 45 officials, including the Finance Minister and Commerce Secretary. Several memoranda of understanding are expected to be signed during the visit.

Analysts say the visit could mark a turning point in economic relations between the two countries, potentially opening new corridors for trade and investment in the region.