AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPower: The Kaligandaki Corridor transmission line is back in service after 21 days, restoring grid access for 170 MW from five private hydropower projects. Tourism: Nepal is inviting Australian travel agents on a December Upper Mustang trip to help revive tourism and bring visitors to flood-affected communities. Investment: Nepal has ample bank deposits and remittances, but businesses still struggle to access suitable funding; the sector’s next challenge is directing capital into productive ventures. Trade and infrastructure: Tatopani’s three-day reopening has renewed calls for regular border operations, while rebuilding the flood-damaged Beni–Jomsom–Korala road is estimated to cost Rs 3–4 billion. Agriculture: Jumla has exported 7,330 metric tons of apples, while heavy rain damaged paddy crops worth Rs 20.17 million nationwide.
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