Kathmandu. The second edition of the Nepal Business Summit is scheduled to be held in Kathmandu on Baisakh 7, 2082 BS.
An agreement was reached between the Nepal Chamber of Commerce (NCC) and the Nepal Business Institute (NBI) to organize the conference, which will be hosted by the Government of Nepal, the Ministry of Industry, Commerce and Supplies.
The conference, which will be organized with the main slogan ‘Economy for a Sustainable and Resilient Future’, will focus on the burning issues seen in the economic, banking, industrial/business and high-potential sectors, and will involve intensive discussions, debates and interactions between domestic and foreign academics/experts of the relevant subjects/sectors, emerging youth and women entrepreneurs, and the conclusion is that the debate sessions will include useful suggestions of far-reaching importance. The aim is to prepare a report and hand it over to the governments of all three levels for proper implementation.
Speaking at the MoU signing ceremony, Nepal Chamber of Commerce President Kamlesh Agrawal expressed his belief that this conference, which is being organized in a context where the entire private sector is not enthusiastic, will create an environment where trust can be built between the governments of all three levels and the entire private sector and move forward together for building a self-reliant economy.
Similarly, Nepal Business Institute (NBI) Executive Chairman and Conference Organizing Committee Coordinator Bishal Gaire said that by creating a dynamic bridge between the two largest economies, neighboring countries China and India, industrialization, agriculture, tourism, hydropower, forest products, technology, small and medium enterprises through sustainable banking development will be promoted by encouraging domestic investment and attracting foreign investment. He said that the summit will be a starting point for sustainable and broad-based economic development by expanding extensive investment in areas such as industrial upgrading, self-entrepreneurship and startup businesses, venture capital, and incubation.
The summit will be attended by more than 500 people, including high-ranking political and administrative officials of the federal government, provincial chief ministers, heads of local bodies, domestic and foreign experts, economists, banking experts, representatives of donor agencies, leaders of leading private sector organizations, chairmen/directors and high-ranking officials of banks and financial institutions, distinguished industrialists and businessmen, emerging youth and women, youth and women working in innovative sectors, youth involved in IT and digital technology, human resources returned from foreign employment, and higher education students.
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