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Agriculture and Livestock Development Minister Ram Nath Adhikari has said that efforts are continuing to make the country self-sufficient in agriculture. Stating that the import of some agricultural products has been banned, he said that more jobs are needed for the development of the agricultural sector.
It is necessary to increase investment for the development of agriculture. Action will also be taken against those who misuse subsidies,'' said the Minister Adhikari in the interaction program on 'Decade of Investment in Agriculture Contextuality and Role of Private Sector' organized by Nepal Chamber of Commerce on Friday. He also said that the role of the private sector is important to make the
investment decade successful. Minister officials were concerned about the recent decrease in the number of agricultural workers. My focus is on encouraging those who do agricultural work. We need an easy investment environment in agriculture,' he said, 'This is an essential condition to make the investment decade successful Yes.'' He said that the government will facilitate agriculture in the first phase to earn a living at least. During the
program, Chamber President Kamlesh Kumar Agarwal said that almost 3 billion worth of agricultural products were imported by keeping the land barren. "The contribution of agriculture to the gross domestic product GDP and the decrease in growth rate means the increase in imports, which is unfortunate for the country," he said.
He said that due to the lack of budget and the allocated budget was not spent effectively, the achievements in agriculture were not achieved as expected.
Chairman of Herbs and Forestry Committee of Chamber of Commerce Krishnaman Shrestha said that there is no harmony between the government's policies and programs in agriculture and the real problems of common farmers. Ending the problem of millions of young people migrating abroad but not getting skilled manpower in the agricultural sector Said to have to.
