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CNI President highlights Nepal’s conducive investment climate at Investment Summit

Kathmandu, April 28: President of the Confederation of Nepalese Industries (CNI), Rajesh Kumar Agrawal said a conducive environment is building in Nepal for the investors and the government is moving ahead taking the private sector into confidence. Addressing to the inaugural session of the Third Investment Summit here today, he

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The Chinese Embassy in Nepal has announced that the visa fee have been waved for Nepali citizens from May 1,

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The government is committed to collaborating with the private sector through private direct investment and various other models of public-private

Govt seeking letters of intent for 20 projects in Investment…

The government has planned to call for the letters of intent for 20 projects- mostly the hydropower projects- in the

Nepali Congress urges govt not to weaken parliament

The major opposition Nepali Congress has drawn the government's attention towards the proposal it made before President Ram Chandra Paudel

Govt advised to live up to commitments it will be…

Former Vice Chair of the National Planning Commission (NPC) Deependra Bahadur Kshetry has advised the government to live up to

Pesticide residue found in unseasonable vegetables

The unseasonable vegetables kept for sale at Rani Talau Vegetable Market of Nepalgunj in Banke district have been found having

Nepal Investment Summit: 1,600 participants confirmed

Participation of over 1,600 people has been confirmed in the third Nepal Investment Summit commencing on Sunday.