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King, Queen in Dalien

July 11, 2002
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King Gyanendra and Queen Komal Thursday arrived in Dalien from Beijing on the second leg of their state visit to China. The King met for the first time with Deputy President Hu Zintao, the designated successor of President Jiang Zemin before leaving the Chinese capital.

The King also met separately with Prime Minister Zhu Ronji and Chairman of the National People’s Congress Li Peng. The King met them previously when they visited Nepal. nepalnews.com br July 11

 

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