- Thursday, 28 September 2023
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Finance Minister Dr Mahat calls for subsidized financial assistance
Minister for Finance Dr Prakash Sharan Mahat has called for concessional financial aid for the development of least developed countries like Nepal.
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Finance Minister insists on role of MDBs, AIIB in reducing huge financing gap
Finance Minister Dr Prakash Sharan Mahat has called for the role of Multilateral Development Banks, (MDBs) including AIIB and other international organisations and stakeholders to ensure low-and middle-income countries’ access to finance.
Call for operating direct flights from China to Bhairahawa and Pokhara
President of Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FNCCI) Chandra Dhakal has said Nepal is looking forward to support from the Government of China in operating direct flights to two new international airports, Bhairahawa and Pokhara, operational in major tourist destinations of Nepal.
Nepal should take benefits from China's miraculous development, prosperity: Foreign Minister Saud
Minister for Foreign Affairs Narayan Prasad Saud has said that Nepal should benefit from China's unbeatable development and prosperity.
Labour audit conducted at only 3,500 out of nearly 9,000 enterprises
Only 3,500 out of more than 9,000 enterprises are found to have conducted their labour audit.
Nepal’s economy to improve next year: ADB
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has said Nepal would witness economic improvement next year
Govt comes up with 47-pt decisions to address issues of foreign labour migration
In its bid to resolve the issues surfaced in the country's foreign labour migration, the government is to sort out policy, legal and procedural systems for the long-term solution by fixing a certain deadline.
Revenue collection is higher than govt. spending in first two months of current FY
The government spending in the first two months of the current fiscal year (FY) remained 7.49 per cent of the total allocation.
Bhatbhateni store at Pulchok fined Rs 100 thousand for selling date-expired foods
A joint market monitoring team in Lalitpur has fined Bhatbhateni store at Pulchok for selling date-expired food.
Cabinet accepts 6 million US dollars in loan for prefeasibility purpose of Upper Arun Project
The Council of Ministers meeting held on September 15 decided to accept 6 million US dollars in concessional loan from the World Bank (WB) for prefeasibility purpose of the Upper Arun Hydropower Project.
Two electric charging stations come into operation
Two electric charging stations have come into operation inside the Kalika Fuel Centre in Pokhara and the APF Welfare Service Centre in Kathmandu.
11 more companies get shares trading license
The Nepal Stock Exchange Limited has given shares trading membership to 11 more traders. These traders have been permitted by the Stock Exchange as shares brokers.
'Cooperation with private sector essential for economic diplomacy'
Speakers at a programme here stressed the need for cooperation between the private sectors and Nepali diplomatic missions for foreign investment and export promotion in the wake of challenging time for national economy
