Chandra Prasad Dhakal, President of the Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry, has said that it is necessary to dispel the negative narrative that nothing happens in the country.

Speaking at the National Economic Debate 2.0 organized by the Federation today, Chairman Dhakal said that it is necessary to break the negative narrative prevailing in the country at the present time. 

Investment can be made in Nepal. He also informed that Nepal Development Public Limited (NDP) Company was established at the initiative of the Federation with the involvement of members of CNI, Chamber and Non-Resident Nepali Association and other businessmen, saying that there are many investment opportunities. 'It will collect internal capital scattered across the country and invest in large infrastructure projects,' he said. 'This will increase investor confidence and send a message that large projects can be carried out through the mobilization of internal capital.' 

He also said that the country is standing at a crossroads of hope and doubt. He said that the government is trying to reduce corruption in the country and establish good governance in line with the movement and demands of the young generation. He said that the private sector is also trying to revive itself by shaking off the ashes. 

'It is known that the private sector is attacked in every movement or demonstration. But the private sector has been hit harder this time than in previous movements. Entrepreneurs have invested by taking loans, he said, contributing to revenue. Creating employment opportunities. However, even the bedrooms of entrepreneurs have been looted. Businesses have been set on fire. ’