Wang is accompanied by his seven-member delegation team, officials from Chinese Embassy and Ministry for Foreign Affairs. “Wang will leave for Dhaka at 5 pm today,” a source from Foreign Ministry said.

Wang arrived Kathmandu on December 25 for a three-day official visit. Soon after landing at Tribhuvan International Airport, he had left for Nagarkot to stay the night.

On Friday, Wang attended a Foreign Ministerial level talks and subsequently held discussions with President Ram Baran Yadav, Prime Minister Sushil Koirala and leaders of various political parties.

Wang had previously visited Nepal 11 years ago. Speaking at a programme on Friday, Wang said,” Lot of things has changed in these eleven years. However, the Nepal-China relationship has remained intact.”