This report explores Nepal’s foreign policy shift from being a “buffer state” to becoming a “bridge” between India and China. It highlights the country’s potential to benefit from its geographic position by promoting trade, tourism, and economic cooperation. The study emphasizes moving from a political focus to a more economic-oriented foreign policy. It also discusses opportunities and challenges in strengthening regional connectivity and development. Overall, the report aims to show how Nepal can use its location to support national growth and regional cooperation.
