KATHMANDU: The Exporters Federation of Nepal and the Non-Resident Nepali Social Club in Oman have signed an agreement to promote and expand Nepali products and services in the Gulf country.
The agreement was signed on Friday in the presence of Acting Ambassador of Nepal to Oman Bishesh Kumar Sah. Federation President Gobinda Prasad Ghimire and Club President Suresh Khadka signed the memorandum of understanding.
According to the federation, both organisations will serve as institutional facilitators to connect Nepali exporters with small and medium-sized businesses, traders and potential buyers in Oman.
The agreement prioritises the promotion of “Made in Nepal” products. Stalls and exhibitions will be arranged at cultural and community events in Oman to showcase Nepali tea, coffee, cardamom and spices, handicrafts, felt products, garments, carpets, herbal products and traditional clothing.
The club will also provide the federation with information on Oman’s customs procedures, import requirements, quality standards, halal certification and trade policies, and coordinate on related matters when necessary.
The initiative is expected to help Nepali exporters access new markets and expand their business networks in Oman.
Comment