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CIAA files charge sheet against 32 for involvement in NAC wide-body scandal

The Commission for the Investigation of Abuse of Authority (CIAA) has filed a case against 32 individuals, including former minister for tourism, culture and civil aviation Jeevan Bahadur Shahi and Sugat Ratna Kansakar, then managing director of Nepal Airline Corporation (NAC), for their alleged corruption in the procurement of two Airbus A30-200 back in July 2018.

CIAA filed graft case against 32, including former minister and ex-secretaries, in wide-body aircraft deal

The anti-graft body charge-sheeted former minister Shahi, ex-secretaries Dhungana and Adhikari, among other individuals and firms.

Nepal's anti-graft body files case against 30 individuals and two firms for corruption during 2017 Airbus purchase

Nepal's anti-graft body files case against 30 individuals and two firms for corruption during 2017 Airbus purchase

Nepal's anti-graft body files case against 30 individuals and two firms for corruption during 2017 Airbus purchase

Nepal's anti-graft body files case against 30 individuals and two firms for corruption during 2017 Airbus purchase

Nepal's anti-graft body files case against 30 individuals and two firms for corruption during 2017 Airbus purchase

Nepal's anti-graft body files case against 30 individuals and two firms for corruption during 2017 Airbus purchase

World Bank Supports Nepals Recovery from Covid-19 Pandemic

World Bank Supports Nepal's Recovery from Covid-19 Pandemic     Kathmandu: The Government of Nepal and the World Bank signed Sunday a $150 million concessional loan agreement to support Nepal's resilient recovery from the covid-19 pandemic, protect the most vulnerable, and support sustainable growth.   The agreement was signed by the Finance Secretary, Sishir Kumar Dhungana on behalf of the Government of Nepal and the World Bank Country Director for Maldives, Nepal, and Sri Lanka, Faris Hadad-Zervos.   "The project will help Nepal build back better and greener through reforms to the tax and customs systems, public investment management, environmental regulations and debt management," stated Sishir Kumar Dhungana, Finance Secretary of Nepal, in a press release issued on Sunday.

Government of Nepal and World Bank Sign $150 Million Agreement to Support Nepal's Resilient Recovery

Date Time Share Government of Nepal and World Bank Sign $150 Million Agreement to Support Nepal’s Resilient Recovery The Government of Nepal and the World Bank today signed a $150 million (Rs. 17.78 billion) concessional loan agreement to support Nepal’s resilient recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, protect the most vulnerable, and support sustainable growth. The agreement was signed by the Finance Secretary, Sishir Kumar Dhungana on behalf of the Government of Nepal and the World Bank Country Director for Maldives, Nepal, and Sri Lanka, Faris Hadad-Zervos. “The project will help Nepal build back better and greener through reforms to the tax and customs systems, public investment management, environmental regulations and debt management,” stated Sishir Kumar Dhungana, Finance Secretary. “The proposed budgetary support will be utilized in the physical infrastructural projects and economic recovery sectors as per the requirement and priorities of the Government of Nepal.”