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Nepal looking forward to export pork meat to China

Kathmandu, Oct 11 : The Pig Industrial Park established in Pokhara targets to export pork meat to neighbouring China. The park was established with 70 per cent investment from the government and 30 per cent from the farmers considering the possibility of exporting pork meat. Currently, the park has over

Saudi agreed to 112.5 million Saudi Riyal for reconstruction efforts

Kathmandu, Oct 11: The financing agreement between Government of Nepal and Saudi Fund for Development (SDF) concluded on Friday in

Joint financing of US$100 million for local government

Kathmandu, Oct 11: The European Union (EU), Governments of Switzerland, Norway and the United Kingdom, collectively referred to as the

Investment climate is improving: Dhakal

Kathmandu, Oct 10 : Vice-president of the Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FNCCI) and Employers Council chairman,

Hailstorm damages paddy in Myagdi

Myagdi, Oct 10 : Heavy hailstorm has damaged the paddy crop at Jyamrukkot of Beni municipality in the district. The

Hopes are dim as US and China resume high-stakes trade…

WASHINGTON, Oct 9 (AP) — President Donald Trump and China’s Xi Jinping have plenty of reasons to call off their

PayPal withdraws from Facebook-led Libra Association

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 4 (Xinhua) — U.S. online payment firm PayPal Holdings Inc. said Friday it is withdrawing from the Libra Association, a 28-member digital currency project led by social media giant Facebook.    While expressing continued support for Libra’s “aspirations,” Paypal said it decided to leave the global cryptocurrency club expected to consist of such big names as Visa, Uber, Lyft, and Mastercard.    “PayPal has made the decision to forgo further participation in the Libra Association at this time and to continue to focus on advancing our existing mission and business priorities as we strive to democratize access to financial services for underserved populations,” said Paypal headquartered in San Jose, Northern California.    PayPal’s decision made it the first founding member to back away from the Libra Association that was formally announced in June 2019. Facebook has previously unveiled plans to launch the digital currency in June 2020 in partnership with other members.    However, the company said it still regarded Facebook as “a longstanding and valued strategic partner” which it will continue to support in “various capacities.”    PayPal’s withdrawal came after the Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday that other Libra members including Visa and Mastercard were also reconsidering their commitment to the group.    Libra is a membership organization founded by Facebook’s subsidiary Calibra and 27 others across payment, technology, telecommunication, online marketplace, venture capital and nonprofits, which is created to oversee and manage cryptocurrency and related transactions across the globe. 

Government to go on with market monitoring during public holidays

Kathmandu, Oct 3 : The government has decided to conduct a market monitoring even during the public holidays. According to

Call for extending 4G service to rural areas

Rupandehi, Oct 3 : State 5 minister for internal affairs and law Kul Prasad KC said the 4G service launched

US cleared to slap $7.5B in tariffs on EU over…

GENEVA, Oct 2 (AP) — The United States got the green light Wednesday to slap $7.5 billion in new tariffs