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Efforts be made to bring in American investment and technology: CNI



KATHMANDU: The Confederation of Nepalese Industries (CNI) has urged Prof Dr. Shreedhar Khatri, Nepal’s proposed ambassador to the United States of America, to work towards bringing in foreign direct investment in the country and export promotion, keeping tourism development at the center.

In a discussion held by CNI officials Friday with the proposed ambassador, CNI office-bearers, including President Bishnu Kumar Agrawal, suggested that the proposed ambassador put in his best efforts to expand the market and establish easy access of specialized productions like pashmina, ready-made garments and hardened cheese to the American market.

Likewise, CNI urged Dr. Khatri to make efforts towards having high-level visits to Nepal from the US with the aim of promoting tourism as well as giving special attention to further strengthening the diplomatic ties between the two countries through economic diplomacy.

It also suggested to the proposed ambassador to take initiative to mobilize American investment in tourism and service sectors, as well as the water resources sector since the construction of standard infrastructures was the primary need to take the country ahead on the path of development.

Publish Date : 14 January 2022 21:45 PM

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