Nepal's private sector is urging the government to provide policy stability and legal clarity to address the current climate of uncertainty and restore investor confidence. By focusing on regulatory reform, infrastructure development, and enabling private enterprise rather than state competition, the government can effectively mobilize idle capital to stimulate the economy.
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Nepal's private sector is urging the government to provide policy stability and legal clarity to address the current climate of uncertainty and restore investor confidence. By focusing on regulatory reform, infrastructure development, and enabling private enterprise rather than state competition, the government can effectively mobilize idle capital to stimulate the economy.
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