KATHMANDU. Hemraj Dhakal, Vice President of the Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FNCCI), has called for a two-year postponement of Nepal's graduation from the Least Developed Country (LDC) status. He warned that due to political instability and a lack of internal preparedness, the private sector and the overall economy would face significant challenges if the graduation proceeds as scheduled. Speaking at an event organized by the Nepal Garment Association, Dhakal emphasized that Nepal should follow the path of Bangladesh, which has already applied to defer its graduation. He identified the lack of infrastructure for export promotion and high...
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Kathmandu. Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) lawmaker Ganesh Parajuli has emphasized the need for strong collaboration between the private sector and the government to address the challenges arising from Nepal's graduation from the Least Developed Country (LDC) status in 2026.Speaking at an interaction program titled 'Promotion of Ready-made Garment Exports Post-LDC Graduation: Challenges and Opportunities,' lawmaker Parajuli stated that bilateral talks and Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) must be prioritized to sustain export trade.Parajuli pledged that once parliamentary committees are formed, issues concerning the private sector will be prioritized for discussion. He argued that integrated efforts for branding and marketing Nepali products...
Kathmandu. The Nepal Automobile Importers and Manufacturers Association (NAIMA) has demanded the continuation of a hire-purchase arrangement that allows for up to 80 percent financing and a 20 percent down payment for vehicle purchases.This demand was presented during a meeting between a NAIMA delegation led by President Ritu Singh Vaidya and Finance Minister Dr. Swarnim Wagle. NAIMA emphasized the need to facilitate financial access by maintaining the 80 percent loan and 20 percent down payment structure. NAIMA informed the Finance Minister of the necessity for a stable, predictable policy environment developed in consultation with stakeholders. The association stressed that the automobile...