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Nepal, WB sign Rs 12.7 billion Financing Agreement to Support…

The Government and the World Bank (WB) today signed a concessional financing agreement for $100 million (equivalent to Rs. 12.7 billion) for Green, Resilient, and Inclusive Development (GRID). The proposed budgetary support aims to support improvements in the enabling environment in Nepal toward a green, climate-resilient, and inclusive development. This

Senior Vice President Dhakal requests for increasing private sector’s access…

Kathmandu. Senior Vice President of the Federation of Nepal Chamber of Commerce and Industry Chandra Prasad Dhakal said that in

Department of Customs Nepal.
Country’s export, import shrink in first month of current FY

Amid fear for ballooning trade deficit and pressure on balance of payment (BoP) in the last fiscal year, the country

Signing of MoU with India raises high hopes for development…

The 750-megwatt West Seti Hydro Power Project based in the Sudurpaschim Province has entered a new phase of development with

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Financial sector illiberal towards agriculture

Financial institutions are seen to be tightfisted when it comes to the agricultural production sector. This is stated in the

Monetary Policy 2079: Focus to boost productivity

The Monetary Policy for the current fiscal year 2022-23 has been unveiled aiming at keeping external sector stability by controlling

Yarsagumba collection to start in Dolpa from May 25

Dolpa. Collection of the Yarsagumba or the caterpillar fungus in Dolpa district will be open for the public from coming

Rasuwagadhi dry port.
Imports via Rasuwagadhi checkpoint halted

Kathmandu . Imports through Rasuwgadhi checkpoint have been halted till local-level election. The local-level election is taking place across the

Nepal, India agree to take ahead Pancheshwor project after two…

Kathmandu: Nepal and India have finally agreed to take ahead the Pancheshwor Multi-purpose Hydropower Project, which has been left undecided

PM Deuba urges NRNs to invest skills and capital for…

kathmandu : Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba has urged the Non-Resident Nepalis (NRNs) to put their capital, technical and managerial