The United Nations General Assembly has unanimously approved a three-year extension of Nepal’s preparatory period to graduate from the Least Developed Countries category, moving the new deadline to November 24, 2029. This extension aims to provide Nepal with additional time to build economic resilience and effectively implement its Smooth Transition Strategy before losing international support measures.
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The United Nations General Assembly has unanimously approved a three-year extension of Nepal’s preparatory period to graduate from the Least Developed Countries category, moving the new deadline to November 24, 2029. This extension aims to provide Nepal with additional time to build economic resilience and effectively implement its Smooth Transition Strategy before losing international support measures.
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