The Investment Board has stated that 55 projects worth Rs 1.7 trillion 16 billion have been approved by the Board of Investment so far.
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Finance Minister and Vice Chairman of the Investment Board, Rameshwor Khanal, has directed the Investment Board to move forward with all possible projects under the public-private partnership model that have been proposed.
In the 12th meeting of the Monitoring and Facilitation Committee under the Public-Private Partnership and Investment Act 2075 held at the Ministry of Finance, Finance Minister Khanal has directed to move forward as many projects as possible.
In the meeting, Investment Board Chief Executive Officer Sushil Gyawali informed about the project proposals and policy preparations received by the Investment Board. According to Gyawali, the board has received proposals such as the second international airport, chemical fertilizer factory, reservoir-based hydropower project, agro-voltaic project, green hydrogen, and podway.
In the meeting, Investment Board Joint Secretary Hemraj Tamang informed that 55 projects worth Rs 1.7 trillion 16 billion have been approved by the Investment Board so far.
The meeting has decided to recommend necessary facilitation to the concerned bodies to resolve problems seen in areas such as forests, land, price adjustment, transmission lines, compensation, and coordination with local levels.
