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Shashank in Kathmandu

KATHMANDU, FEB. 22. The Indian Foreign Secretary, Shashank, arrived here today on a four-day visit for holding bilateral talks with his Nepalese counterpart.

The Secretary-level talks, which commence tomorrow, will focus on trade, economics, water resources, security affairs, Bhutanese refugee problems and other topics of mutual interests, `Kantipur Radio,' quoting Mr. Shashank, reported.

Senior Nepalese officials said all issues related to the bilateral interests between the two countries would be discussed. — UNI

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