PM Oli at AIT Thailand: Nepal’s Support for Regional Cooperation and Technology
1st April 2025, Kathmandu
Nepal has decided to provide $100,000 in financial aid to the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) in Thailand. The Cabinet meeting on Monday made this decision to help AIT manage its financial crisis. As one of the founding members, Nepal has taken this step to support the institution.
PM Oli AIT Thailand
Government spokesperson and Minister for Communications and Information Technology, Prithvi Subba Gurung, stated that Nepal must fulfill its responsibilities as a founding nation. He added that the support aligns with Nepal’s focus on education and regional cooperation.
PM Oli’s Thailand Visit and Address at AIT
Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli will travel to Thailand today for the 6th BIMSTEC Summit. During his visit, he is scheduled to address AIT’s faculty and students. His speech will highlight Nepal’s commitment to education, technology, and regional collaboration.
PM Oli is visiting Thailand at the invitation of Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra. His visit will include discussions on trade, education, and regional cooperation. Officials expect these talks to strengthen Nepal’s diplomatic and economic ties with Thailand.
Nepal’s Support for Regional Education
Nepal’s decision to grant financial aid to AIT reflects its commitment to higher education and regional partnerships. By supporting AIT, Nepal aims to strengthen academic ties and research collaborations.
Government officials believe this grant will enhance Nepal’s influence in regional cooperation. They also hope it will help Nepalese students studying at AIT.
The financial assistance aims to ensure that AIT continues to provide quality education, training, and advanced research opportunities. Nepal sees this as an important investment in education, innovation, growth, and stronger diplomatic relations.
This decision highlights Nepal’s role in promoting knowledge-sharing and technological advancement in the region. With this support, the government hopes to strengthen long-term cooperation with AIT and other academic institutions.
