Nepal’s long-standing reliance on foreign remittances has failed to foster long-term growth, necessitating a shift toward strategic investment in a domestic skill-building ecosystem. By establishing government-to-government skills partnerships, Nepal can co-invest with destination countries to produce a job-ready workforce that benefits both the international labour market and the domestic economy.
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Nepal’s long-standing reliance on foreign remittances has failed to foster long-term growth, necessitating a shift toward strategic investment in a domestic skill-building ecosystem. By establishing government-to-government skills partnerships, Nepal can co-invest with destination countries to produce a job-ready workforce that benefits both the international labour market and the domestic economy.
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