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WB positive to provide concessional loan of Rs 130 billion

Kathmandu, Oct 14: The World Bank is positive to provide concessional loan of Rs 130 billion for Upper Arun Hydropower Project. The WB indicated to provide the concessional loan for the project during the meeting of its office-bearers with Finance Minister, Dr Prakash Sharan Mahat, today. Finance Minister is in

House of Representatives
Anti-Money Laundering Bill tabled in parliament

A report on the 'Bill designed to amend some acts related to Prevention of Money Laundering and Promotion of Business

House of Representatives
Public Account Committee directs suspension of TERAMOCS

The Public Account Committee under the House of Representatives has directed the concerned authority to stall the installation of the

FNCCI President Dhakal Highlights Private Sector’s Role in Advancing SDGs

Kathmandu, Oct. 10: Chandra Prasad Dhakal, President of the Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FNCCI), highlighted the

Thamel
Thamel’s tourism business bounces back

Tourists' mobility has visibly upped in Thamel – the main tourism hub – with the advent of autumn season. Tourism

China willing to import agricultural products from Nepal: Ambassador Chen

Chinese Ambassador to Nepal Chen Song has said that a series of fruitful results has been achieved since Nepal and

IMF reaches staff-level agreement on Extended Credit Facility

The Nepali authorities and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) team reached a staff-level agreement for a disbursement of about $51.3

Partnership with private sector must to reduce unemployment: Minister Mahat

Finance Minister Dr Prakash Sharan Mahat has said cooperation and collaboration between government and private sector is essential to address

WB predicts improvement in Nepal’s economic growth in years ahead

The World Bank (WB) has projected an improvement in Nepal's economic growth in the years ahead as the growth is

Nepal draws 800,000 tourists in nine months

Nepal has been able to draw nearly 800,000 foreign tourists in recent nine months.