Association President Shiva Kumar Agrawal said that the association aims to move forward through collaboration as the Nepal Chamber of Commerce and the Nepal Overseas Export Import Association are organizations with a history of 75 and 50 years respectively. The issues of concern of both are almost the same.
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Officials of the Nepal Overseas Export Import Association and the Nepal Chamber of Commerce have held extensive discussions on the state of the business, future prospects, and mutual interests.
On Wednesday, President Kamlesh Kumar Agrawal, Honorary Vice President Arjun Prasad Sharma and Vice President Santosh Pandey participated in the program organized at the secretariat of the association. President Shiva Kumar Agrawal and other office bearers and members of the working committee participated on behalf of the association.
Speaking at the program, President of the association Shiva Kumar Agrawal said that the Nepal Chamber of Commerce and the Nepal Overseas Export Import Association are organizations with a history of 75 and 50 years respectively and that the issues of concern of both are almost the same, so the association aims to move forward through cooperation.
He also said that in the current situation where there is confusion among the businessmen, efforts are being made to boost the morale of the association members. He said that at this time, cooperation with private sector organizations including the chamber will provide positive energy to the businessmen. Since the chamber is one of the influential organizations in the private sector, other organizations should learn from the chamber and move forward, and the chamber should guide them.
Chamber President Kamlesh Kumar Agrawal said that now is the right time for investment in the country and urged the participating entrepreneurs to make good use of this opportunity.
‘Investing is in such challenging times. Entrepreneurs should look for opportunities within challenges, and opportunities also come within challenges. Those who can invest now will succeed,’ he said, ‘There is ample liquidity in banks now. They are ready to lend. Those who work at low interest rates at this time will get good returns.’
He also said that the chamber is ready to move forward by joining hands with private sector organizations.
