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Prime Minister Dahal-Russia Chambers of Commerce and Industry delegation meeting
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A delegation of Russian Chambers of Commerce and Industry met Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal on Tuesday. In the press note released by the Prime Minister's Secretariat, the delegation discussed various aspects of Nepal-Russia relations and investment issues with the Prime Minister during the meeting in Baluwatar.
Prime Minister Dahal informed that the government has prepared an investment conference with preparations to bring foreign investment into Nepal in various fields and urged them to invest in Nepal.
'We have prepared an investment conference focusing on businessmen and foreign investors,' Prime Minister Dahal said, 'We have also amended some laws to facilitate foreign investment in Nepal, the government has a policy of supporting all those who are interested in investing in Nepal.'
Noting that Russia is continuously supporting the economic development of Nepal, Prime Minister Dahal said that there is a good opportunity for investment in the fields of road, agriculture, hydropower and information technology in Nepal.
Prime Minister Dahal expressed his belief that the relationship between Nepal and Russia will be strengthened in the new situation and emphasized on the need to further expand the mutual cooperation and relationship. The
meeting was attended by Chairman of Chambers of Commerce and Industries of Russian Federation Sergey Katirin, President of Nepal Confederation of Industry and Commerce Chandra Dhakal, Russian Ambassador to Nepal Alexey Novikov and others.
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