Nepal Economic Growth
Private Sector Calls for Increased Capital Expenditure to Boost Economic Growth
As Nepal gears up for the presentation of the annual budget for the fiscal year 2024-25 on May 28, the country’s private sector has been counting on the government to target a larger capital expenditure outlay to support higher economic growth amid the ongoing economic slowdown. In a pre-budget discussion organized by the Society of […]
Read MoreSunkoshi Marin Multipurpose Project: A Lifeline for Nepal’s Drought-Hit Tarai Region
A significant milestone was achieved on Wednesday as the Rs10.05 billion diversion tunnel of the Sunkoshi Marin multipurpose project saw a breakthrough, offering hope to the perennially parched central Tarai region of Nepal. This breakthrough occurred six months ahead of its completion deadline, marking a remarkable feat for the project. The 13.3-km diversion tunnel, situated […]
Read MoreDFI Investments Crucial for Nepal’s Economic Growth and LDC Graduation
As Nepal stands at a critical juncture to graduate from the least developed countries (LDCs) category by 2026, the investment from development finance institutions (DFIs) has become crucial for the nation’s economic growth, according to experts and participants at a function held on Tuesday. DFIs are specialized foreign government-backed institutions that invest in commercially viable […]
Read MoreTax Reforms and Economic Growth: Finance Minister’s Assurance
Nepal’s Finance Minister Emphasizes Need-Based Tax Reforms Kathmandu, May 5: In a significant move to promote economic growth and address industry concerns, Finance Minister Barsha Man Pun has assured that the tax rates for the upcoming fiscal year will be revised based on need and relevance. Speaking during a meeting with youth industrialists and IT […]
Read MoreTax Reforms and Economic Growth: Finance Minister’s Assurance
Nepal’s Finance Minister Emphasizes Need-Based Tax Reforms Kathmandu, May 5: In a significant move to promote economic growth and address industry concerns, Finance Minister Barsha Man Pun has assured that the tax rates for the upcoming fiscal year will be revised based on need and relevance. Speaking during a meeting with youth industrialists and IT […]
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