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Kathmandu. Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has assured that he will take all possible initiatives to promote and encourage the tea industry, including the problems seen in the export of Nepali tea to India.
Recognizing the memorandum submitted by the Provincial Tea Coordination Committee, Koshi, and representatives of the Tea Producers Associations of Jhapa and Ilam at the Office of the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers, Singha Durbar today, Prime Minister Oli said that he will take initiatives to resolve the problem through both formal and informal mechanisms.
He suggested that entrepreneurs focus on promoting and expanding the proper market for Nepali tea.
Aditya Parajuli, Chairman of the Provincial Tea Coordination Committee, said that 6 billion rupees of foreign exchange is coming into the country annually from tea exports. The Indian government is currently making a policy arrangement to import Nepali tea only through mandatory Indian auctions (auction process), and Prime Minister Oli was drawn to the issue of how this will harm Nepali industry.
These organizations have made demands to the Prime Minister, including the operation of an auction center in Nepal, the immediate provision of export subsidies for Nepali tea, and the provision of easy electricity supply and tariff arrangements in the tea garden area.
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