Toronto. Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation have addressed the Parliament of Canada Jeevan Bahadur Shahi. Nepal's Minister addressed the Canadian Parliament for the first time.

The International Civil Aviation Organization (aikao) to 3 from 9 th to attend member of the House of Commons of Canada, Minister Jeevan Bahadur Shahi Jan tyanako the invitation of the opportunities.

For the first time in the presence of Tourism Minister Shahi Nepal-Canada Parliamentary Friendship Association has been formed. Canada, House of Commons, the lower house and the upper house Senate with the participation of members of the Nepal-Canada Parliamentary Friendship Association was formed.

Parliament of Canada, Parliament, the Committee chaired by Vice-Speaker Bruce Stein tones cell meeting held under the chairmanship of the House of Commons member Jane tyana 7-member executive committee is selected. Chairman opting brief speech giving tyangale business and tourism between the two countries, among other things said to contribute.

Addressing the program, while the newly formed executive committee of the Tourism Minister Shahi congratulations and wish them good. Minister Shahi Nepal's new constitution, political stability and economic development of the country for the way that he has plenty.

Formation of the Nepal-Canada Friendship Association, members of parliament of the two countries to expand bilateral ties, parliamentary exchanges and people relations job and the trips will be expanded and expressed confidence. Moreover, Shahi between the two countries in trade, investment and tourism, including the Parliamentary Friendship Association, expressed the view that not enough to bring significant contributions.

Speaking of Canada, Ambassador Prasad Pokharel, Nepal Nepal-Canada Parliamentary Friendship Association in their efforts to support the formation of the Parliament and Senate members to attend all thank him.

In 1 9 65, he had established diplomatic relations in Nepal-Canada relationship has always been cordial since the parliamentary friendship association, expressed the opinion that not enough will be more widely