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SAARC Summit Lessons and explanation Sum up.

I observed the SAARC summit recently held in Kathmandu. Head of south Asian countries were satisfied and thanked Nepal as hosting the summit successfully. We also saw the decoration of the valley. The condition of road was perfect for the meeting. Escorting the leaders was outstanding. Indian Prime minister grabs more attention than others. Obviously, he seemed as if one of the influential leaders of Nepal if we analyse the cheerful attitude of Nepali people towards him. Anyway, that is not the focal point of my observation because our country is far more time smaller than India and he was the new emerging and diplomatic leader who influenced by his act almost in the world.

Indian prime minister during the visit of SAARC summit said, “We won’t interfere Nepal in constitution making process. As a neighboring country we want Nepal to move ahead and become independent in the future.” This seems very positive but he added, “We are happy by inaugurating the national trauma center in Nepal which was helped by us to build it financially. Similarly, we would also like to be happy after the issue of constitution in Nepal.”  So, now can anybody make out of that what he said? It is clear that there is some role that India has to play for the constitution making procedure. I may also be wrong but we can easily analyse from the footage. And regarding trauma center, Modi further added, “We hope Nepal will run the center with its own.” But the representative of trauma center in his speech negligibly told, “We hope for the support of India during its function and continuity.” And it sound a bit out of track according to me. I think just putting the food in the plate is more than enough. Do we need to depend on other to chew and sallow food after someone helped us to put it inside our mouth?

But, we being in the small country we have to go ahead in our own strategies. We have to develop the culture of imparting education to produce skill manpower in all fields especially in developmental activities. Good results won’t come overnight. Dedication is required.


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