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Govt pledges to amend over a dozen laws before the Third Investment Summit 2024 - Vimarsana News

Govt pledges to amend over a dozen laws before the Third Investment Summit 2024

KATHMANDU, Feb 9: The government is considering revising over a dozen laws to facilitate an enabling environment for potential investment ahead of the upcoming Nepal Investment Summit 2024.

Amendments needed in dozen of laws before organizing Investment Summit - Vimarsana News

Amendments needed in dozen of laws before organizing Investment Summit

KATHMANDU, Jan 30: A task force formed by the government to recommend legal reforms to create an environment conducive for investment has recommended amendments to a dozen Acts and Regulations.

Controversial Machairas camp project has not been environmentally assessed - Vimarsana News

Controversial Machairas camp project has not been environmentally assessed

The application for a construction permit for the authorization of the Friends of the 76th Scout Troop of Strovolos association to create a camping site with tents and other auxiliary buildings in the state forest of Machairas and on land formerly occupied by a National Guard camp has not been submi

Unutilized one billion rupees stuck in Forest Development Fund - Vimarsana News

Unutilized one billion rupees stuck in Forest Development Fund

KATHMANDU, Aug 18: The Forest Development Fund, established to bolster the growth, safeguarding, backing, and advancement of forested areas, has amassed a substantial sum of one billion rupees. Despite this accumulation, the allocation has regrettably not been directed towards its intended goal of enhancing and fostering the forestry sector. The Department of Forest reveals that this fund has remained untouched over the past four years.