Kathmandu, November 10, 2026: A delegation from the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) visited Tribhuvan University (TU) to discuss scientific cooperation and joint research opportunities.
The delegation, led by NSFC Deputy Director Prof. Yujie Lan, participated in a discussion session held at the Kathmandu Center for Research and Education (KCRE) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, located at Tribhuvan University. The session was chaired by Prof. Anjana Singh, Rector of TU.
Addressing the session, Rector Prof. Singh requested NSFC's support for scientific cooperation in climate change and disaster management. She expressed confidence that TU and NSFC could begin a new chapter of bilateral cooperation.
"Nepal and China are good neighbors, so we must work together to strengthen our capabilities," she said.
During the discussion, Prof. Lan expressed strong interest in collaborating with an institution such as Tribhuvan University. He also noted that KCRE could serve as a bridge connecting scientists from both countries.
Former TU Vice-Chancellor Prof. Deepak Aryal briefed the delegation on China's longstanding cooperation and support for Nepal.
Similarly, Prof. Shankar Prasad Khanal, Dean of the Institute of Science and Technology (IoST), delivered a presentation on Tribhuvan University's scientific activities and academic programs.
Prof. Binod Dawadi of the Central Department of Hydrology and Meteorology (CDHM) highlighted Tribhuvan University's significant contribution to higher education in Nepal.
Dr. Xu Tianli, Deputy Director of KCRE, explained the center's important role in supporting research and academic activities at Tribhuvan University.
The session concluded with a shared commitment to continue discussions and identify specific areas for joint research between Tribhuvan University and NSFC.
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