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Publication: China Brief Volume: 21 Issue: 5 March 15, 2021 02:23 PM Age: 3 weeks Image: Chinese President Xi Jinping attends a welcome ceremony held by Nepali President Bidya Devi Bhandari upon arriving in Kathmandu for a state visit on Nepal 12, 2019. Xi was the first Chinese president to visit Nepal in over 20 years. (Image source: Xinhua) Introduction Commonly held economic theory generally suggests that foreign aid benefits the recipient. But so far, China’s bilateral relations with Nepal—which are based upon generous pledges of foreign direct investment (FDI)—have created a power ...

Onlinekhabar February 2, 2021 Comments For the past month, a lot of stir has been going on regarding the foreign direct investment policies of Nepal. It has received so much backlash from various sides after the government welcomed foreign investment in agriculture among other sectors. Implications of foreign investment in agriculture are yet to be analysed fully, however, many hypothesise it is bad for a country that is still largely dependent on agriculture for its gross domestic product (GDP). It is a topic of grave importance, yet, many are still unaware of what all the fuss is about. Her...

Share Currently, the cultivation of some kinds of fruits like sweet oranges (junar) is being done along commercial lines, hence the juice market can be explored internationally. Unfortunately, due to the lack of processing facilities, most of the sweet oranges and oranges produced locally are going to waste. ​THE KATHMANDU POST Nepal should allow FDI in agriculture Thu, 28 January 2021 Nepal is now immersed in a new debate about whether she should allow foreign direct investment (FDI) in agriculture. The country’s farm sector faces chronic under-investment, under-production and a severe l...

2021-01-17 15:36:35 GMT2021-01-17 23:36:35(Beijing Time) Xinhua English KATHMANDU, Jan. 17 (Xinhua) -- Companies in Nepal established with foreign investment will now be able to borrow loans from their parent companies abroad after the Nepal's central bank paved the way for such borrowing facility. Considering foreign investors here may not get loans adequately from the Nepali banks and financial institutions and at the preferable interest rate, the Nepali central bank paved the way for them to receive loans from their own parent companies by issuing a notice last week. In order to get...

news NRB enforces stringent policy for companies receiving loan from abroad My Republica KATHMANDU, Jan. 15 -- Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has put a curb on the firms receiving loan in foreign currency from lending institutions abroad. Amending the Unified Circulars, the central bank has made it mandatory for domestic firms seeking a loan from foreign companies to produce necessary evidence to prove the rationale of the need for taking loan from abroad. "Such firms need to prove why they are not taking loans from domestic banks in a given amount and at a given interest rate when t...