Finance Minister Dr. Swarnim Wagle is holding discussions with representatives of twenty large multinational companies operating in Nepal to address their challenges and talk about budget implementation.
Finance Minister Dr. Swarnim Wagle is currently in meeting with the representatives of twenty big taxpayer multinational companies that have invested in Nepal. This discussion is happening as part of the budget implementation plans for the fiscal year 2083/84. During this interaction, they are talking about the major problems faced by these companies, facilities given by the budget, expanding investments, creating more jobs, and taking back their earned profits to their home countries.
Participating Companies in the Meeting
Many popular names from different sectors are participating in this discussion with the finance minister. From the manufacturing and consumer goods sector, companies like Surya Nepal Private Limited, Dabur Nepal Private Limited, Unilever Nepal Limited, and Asian Paints Nepal Private Limited are present. Beverage companies like Gorkha Brewery Private Limited, Bottlers Nepal Terai Limited, and Varun Beverages Nepal Private Limited are also participating in the talk to discuss about their issues.
From the telecom and aviation sectors, Ncell Axiata Limited, Himalaya Airlines Private Limited, and Turkish Airlines Incorporated Private Limited have joined. The cement, steel, and construction sector is represented by Hongshi Shivam Cement Private Limited, Huaxin Cement Narayani Private Limited, Aarti Strips Private Limited, and Power Construction Corporation of China Limited. Other heavy industries and power sector companies include Doosan Enerbility Company Limited and Bhote Koshi Power Company Private Limited.
Additionally, companies from agricultural and other sectors are also there. These include Gorkha Lahari Private Limited, New Hope Agro Business Nepal Private Limited, Nepal Wellhope Agri-Tech Private Limited, and Berger Jenson and Nicholson Nepal Private Limited. The minister wants to understand their problems to make the investment environment better in Nepal.
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