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Nepal Tibet political relations are warm throughout the history of the two territories. Nepal and Tibet have a shared cultural and economic history. Trade is one of the bulwarks of the relationship between the two Himalayan territorial zones.
Nepal Tibet relationship has been based on economic ties. The barter system of trade was practiced until the early 20th century. The modern form of trade began in the early 1960's. Tibet is a province of the People's Republic of China. The free-market economic policies pursued by the Chinese government have catalyzed the development of commerce between Nepal and Tibet. The economic relationship between the two countries has greatly helped both their economies. Present trade between Tibet and Nepal is made through standard international trade procedures. Nepal exports to Tibet wheat flour, rice, copper and ghee among many others. Payments are made through Interbank money transfers in standard form.
Tibet and Nepal share a common love of the Buddhist religion. Buddhism originated in Nepal. It then spread to many other parts of the world. The Buddhist religion present in Tibet owes its existence to the religious influence of its neighboring country Nepal. Tibetan preachers visit Buddhist religious places in Sikkim to impart knowledge of the Buddhist religion.
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