Nepal Chamber of Commerce has entered into an agreement to collaborate with various organizations for the exhibition of various sports and sports-related materials. The Education and Sports Committee of the Chamber of Commerce has entered into an agreement for cooperation with Nepal Sports Journalists Forum, MICE International Service Pvt Ltd, Nepal Sports and Fitness Industry and Nepal Sports Association.
It is mentioned in the statement issued by the Chamber of Commerce that an agreement has been signed for cooperation for Nepal Sports Conclave 2025, Nepal 2nd Sports and Fitness Expo 2025 and 5th Sports Championship and EXO. The
agreement was signed by Rupak Rajwanshi, Chairman of Education and Sports Committee of Nepal Chamber of Commerce, Suraj Dangol, Chairman of Nepal Sports and Fitness Industry, Niranjan Rajwanshi, Central Member of Nepal Sports Journalist Forum and Deepak Thapa, Director of MICE International. Chamber President Kamlesh Kumar Agrawal and Senior Vice President Deepak Malhotra participated in the signing ceremony.
It is believed that the agreement between Chamber of Commerce and various bodies of sports will lead to the development of the sports sector in Nepal, creation of opportunities and cooperation in policy. After the agreement with the Chamber, it is expected that important achievements will be achieved in the strategic partnership to develop the sports sector by integrating all the concerned bodies.
The Chamber of Commerce will cooperate for group discussions, presentation of working papers and other activities in the second Nepal Sports Conclave. In the second Nepal Fitness Expo, the aim is to provide comprehensive information about athletes and fitness industry, new discoveries and fitness sector. In collaboration with the
chamber, preparations have been made to organize the fifth sports championship. A statement issued by the Chamber of Commerce states that there is a cooperation agreement between the Chamber of Commerce and various sports organizations for the next 3 years. It is believed that this collaboration will provide important support to Nepal's sports sector and economy.
