The recent visit of Nepal’s PM to India cleared the stage for resolving a border dispute through discussion and increasing hydropower production in Nepal, primarily through Indian investment.
The visit is strategically significant for India since it wants to discourage Chinese investment in Nepal and promote sub-regional cooperation through power trade among BBIN member countries.
Certain differences between Nepal and China, primarily as a result of the border closure and India's positive attitude toward boosting the Nepalese economy, have resulted in a high level of trust between the two countries, which could lead to increased economic cooperation for the benefit of the two countries' people in the future.
