The federation made this request by holding a press conference on Sunday to make suggestions on the issues that parties should prioritize in their manifestos.
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The Confederation of Nepalese Industries (CNI) has urged parties to formulate manifestos giving top priority to the economic agenda.
The Confederation made this request by holding a press conference on Sunday to make suggestions on the issues that parties should prioritize in their manifestos. The Confederation has also said that the suggestions made public today will be discussed with the national-level parties.
Confederation President Birendra Raj Pandey said that despite many political changes from 2007 to 2082, economic changes have not gained momentum. He said that although the parties brought economic agendas in their manifestos, implementation has not been given priority while in government.
‘The Confederation has emphasized that along with political stability, the first requirement for the development of the country is to give a strong economic system. "The parties should move forward with a national consensus on economic development issues and agendas for the prosperity of the entire nation, including good governance, economic development, and employment, which are sought by the general public," said Chairman Pandey. "The national consensus should clearly mention the long-term vision for the country's development, priority areas, and a time-bound action plan for projects and implementation."
Senior Vice President of the Confederation Nirvan Chaudhary said that all political parties should prepare a manifesto with the economy at the center and that it should clarify how the entire Nepali country will move forward in terms of development in the coming days. "Considering the declining confidence of the private sector, we should be assured of how the overall economic development will move forward," Chaudhary said.
The Confederation has urged to give high priority to the issue of effectively implementing the 'faceless, contactless, paperless' system for good governance, and to increase industry, production, and entrepreneurship.
