Nepalese Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal Prachanda embarked on a significant diplomatic mission to China with a multifaceted agenda. During his visit, he aimed to request assistance for an extensive array of development projects spanning infrastructure, agriculture, healthcare, education, and more. A pivotal moment of his visit was the meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping on September 23, where Nepal reaffirmed its unwavering pro-China stance on sensitive issues such as Taiwan and Tibet, as reported by China's official Xinhua news agency.

Prime Minister Prachanda reiterated Nepal's commitment to recognizing Taiwan and Tibet as integral parts of China's territory and pledged that Nepal would not permit its territory to be used for activities that threaten China's sovereignty and security. This stance was described as "firm and unshakable."

President Xi Jinping, in response, emphasized the deepening friendship and partnership between Nepal and China. He commended their progress in Belt and Road cooperation and the development of the Trans-Himalayan Multi-Dimensional Connectivity Network. Xi urged both nations to further infrastructure connectivity and transit transportation cooperation, facilitating Nepal's transformation from a landlocked to a land-linked country.

The visit also held discussions on key issues, including the Belt and Road Initiative implementation plan, Nepal-China energy trade agreement, and the development of industrial parks. Prime Minister Prachanda carried a substantial wishlist of 30 projects from various ministries, further underscoring the significance of this diplomatic engagement between Nepal and China.