Finland Education System in Nepal

Education, Science and Technology Minister Sasmit Pokharel held discussions with Finnish Ambassador Petri Puhakka on expanding cooperation with the Government of Finland to improve school education in Nepal.

During the courtesy meeting at the ministry, both sides discussed Nepal–Finland long-standing friendly relations, development cooperation, and ways to broaden partnership in the education sector.

Minister Pokharel noted that Finland’s education system is considered one of the best in the world and said that Finland’s experience and support would be highly valuable for improving Nepal’s education system. He also expressed hope for continued cooperation in the education sector in the coming years.

Ambassador Puhakka reaffirmed Finland’s commitment to further strengthening collaboration with Nepal and stated that ongoing support in the education sector will continue for the next five years.

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