Chandra Prasad Dhakal, President of Federation of Nepal Chamber of Commerce and Industry, has urged British companies to invest in Nepal. In a program organized in London by the UK-Nepal Chamber of Commerce and the Nepal Embassy, ​​London, he said that there are attractive opportunities in hydropower, tourism, agriculture, information technology, infrastructure and production sectors and urged British businessmen for investment.

Businessmen, investors and community representatives from both countries participated in the program organized at the Nepali Embassy in London with the aim of further strengthening the economic relations between Nepal and the UK. He sent 200  Discussing that there is a long historical relationship, Gurkha soldiers recruitment, development assistance, education and trade, Britain has a great contribution and said that this relationship between the two countries should be taken to a higher level through trade and investment .

Discussing that there are many investment opportunities in Nepal, he  He said that Nepal's strategic geographical location, young and skilled workforce, low labor costs, and an expanding middle class have created an investment-friendly environment.

'Nepal has attractive opportunities in hydropower, tourism, agriculture, information technology, infrastructure and manufacturing. Nepal has 40 thousand  It has the capacity to produce more than MW of hydropower. Clean and green energy is the future, and we invite UK companies to take part in these opportunities,' he said.

The skill and efficiency of Nepali youth in information technology can make Nepal a competitive hub for outsourcing and digital services. Chairman Dhakal said that the Federation is committed to providing investors with the necessary facilitation and stable environment for investment in Nepal.