Economy is not in crisis: Prime Minister Dahal

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Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal has claimed that the country's economy is not in crisis. Prime Minister Dahal while inaugurating the 25th General Meeting of the Federation of Construction Professionals, which started in Hetaunda from Friday, claimed that the economy is on the road to reform. Last year at this time, the country's economy was in a weak state. Now there has been a lot of improvement," he said.

Prime Minister Dahal said that with the change of finance minister, the process of payment of the dues of the builders has been advanced. "Many plans have been advanced without ensuring the source". Now we have paid for the project which has been fully completed," he said. Prime Minister Dahal said that he will not go ahead with the agreement with the plan builders who do not have guaranteed resources.

Prime Minister Dahal said that construction industry-friendly laws will be created and public procurement regulations will be amended. The house is not in operation now. The Forest Act will be amended and made development-friendly," he said. Prime Minister Dahal requested the builders to maintain the quality of the work as per the contract and warned that otherwise they will take action according to the law.

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