Officials from Nepal and India are meeting in New Delhi 16-18 August to iron out problems resulting from the renewed Nepal-India trade treaty, especially the extra duties that India imposed on Nepali goods prior to agreeing to renewal. High on the Nepali agenda is getting the rail agreement with India that is needed for the operation of its Inland Container Depot (ICD) at Birganj. The ICD, built with a World Bank loan, has been gathering dust since its completion early last year. There are also issues relating to the setting up additional quarantine check points along the border between Nepal and India, which India has promised, but not yet acted upon.