AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCOP31: Foreign Minister Shishir Khanal has left for Türkiye, where Nepal will press for mountain resilience and sustainable financing—issues with direct implications for infrastructure and livelihoods. Youth Enterprise: Koshi Province has earmarked Rs 8 billion for subsidised loans to young people starting small and medium-sized businesses, aiming to boost production and jobs. Investment Pipeline: Nepal is seeking investors for projects worth Rs 2.45 trillion, while officials have called for more Indian investment and faster hydropower cooperation. Disaster Recovery: Floods caused an estimated Rs 472.66 billion in damage and losses; reconstruction and recovery needs are put at Rs 706.65 billion. Exports: A Nepali cashmere company at China’s import expo has linked more than 600 artisan families with Chinese buyers, showing how trade platforms can open markets for small producers. Markets: NEPSE fell 1.3% last week as investors took profits and turnover slowed.
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