It is difficult for the industry to run if indigenous products do not find a market: Chief Minister Lama

kartik 8, 2081

It is difficult for the industry to run if indigenous products do not find a market: Chief Minister Lama

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Bahadur Singh Lama Tamang, the Chief Minister of Wagmati Province, has said that it is difficult for the industry to run if the indigenous products do not find a market. In the 'Chitwan Chintan' program organized by Kantipur Media Group in Chitwan, Chief Minister Lama said that domestic products could not find market as Nepali products were neither consumed nor exported.

He also said that it is difficult for Nepali original industries to run because indigenous products do not find a market. "We are attracted to foreign products and brands". With the aim of developing a culture of using our original and indigenous products, we are arranging the use of indigenous products in the provincial government offices, he said.

Rasuwa water is being exported abroad, he said. "If natural water processing industries can be operated in the Himalayas of Dhading, Rasuwa, Nuwakot, Sindhupalchok and Dolakha districts of Wagmati Province and exported to the international market, it will contribute greatly to the economy of the province," he said. is . ’

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