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A comfortable industrial environment is essential
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The fact that 634 investors from 52 countries will participate in the investment conference to be held next week should be considered as a positive reference. Not only the developed countries, but also the investors of small countries which are less talked about are attracted towards this conference. On the other hand, the subject of 265 and 143 participants from China and India, which have become world-famous for quality products and manufacturing with low investment, is equally important.
In recent times, most of the countries are becoming competitive in all activities including industrial production, construction, etc., and it should be considered appropriate that China and India are attracting more investment. We should not forget the complexities associated with investors in Nepal. The issue of implementing a one-door system for industry registration and operations is limited to gossip, industrialists are forced to run to ten for months, and they are not happy with the files even within the same organization.
It is not possible to count the hardships associated with the workers. On the one hand, due to the lack of skilled workers in the country, some large multinational companies have brought workers from their own countries and conducted industry and development work. On the other hand, the trade unions affiliated to various political parties have made many demands and not allowed the industry to operate. .
Currently, all the industries operating in the Terai are filled with Indian workers, while elsewhere, Indian and Bangladeshi workers have occupied them. When referring to investment, we cannot forget the bitter reality that the two international airports built at the cost of billions of rupees have trapped the country in a swamp of debt, the foreign CEO of the Melamchi water supply project was fired before the construction was completed due to disagreements over the commission transaction, and countless construction works were damaged due to collusion with the contractor.
If we choose projects that will not destroy the originality of the country and do not destroy the environment, and give priority to direct investment, it is certain that investors will be attracted and the conference will be successful.
– Bhuvneshwar Sharma, Chandragiri-2, Kathmandu
