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PM Balen Shah Pledges Support to Boost Global Market for Nepali Products

Prime Minister Balen Shah has assured domestic manufacturers that the government will take effective measures to expand international markets for Nepali products and resolve legal and technical barriers affecting exports.

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PM Balen Shah Pledges Support to Boost Global Market for Nepali Products

Prime Minister Balen Shah has reaffirmed the government's commitment to promoting Nepali products in international markets and addressing the challenges faced by domestic industries. During a meeting held at the Office of the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers in Singha Durbar, he held discussions with representatives from the Nepal Plywood Manufacturers' Association, Nepal Carpet Manufacturers and Exporters' Association, Nepal Pashmina Industries Association, and the Nepal Dog Chew Producers' Association on ways to strengthen the country's export sector. During the interaction, Prime Minister Shah directed the concerned authorities to immediately address the legal and technical hurdles affecting the export of Nepali goods. He emphasized that resolving the long-standing issues faced by entrepreneurs and creating a more business-friendly environment would remain a government priority. The Prime Minister also reiterated the government's commitment to supporting domestic industries and promoting Nepali-made products in global markets to enhance the country's export potential and economic growth.

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