Former Finance Minister Mahesh Acharya Calls for Economic Reform Campaign in Nepal

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Former Finance Minister Mahesh Acharya Calls for Economic Reform Campaign in Nepal

By Space 4 K

NEWS UPDATE

Former finance minister Mahesh Acharya has emphasized the need for economic reform as a campaign to improve the country's economy.

In a conversation with journalists held in Chitwan on Monday, he said that in order to solve the current problem, a campaign should be conducted to make industrialists feel confident.

"The campaign to make Nepal a destination for investment. Former Finance Minister Acharya said that the government should create a policy to make it easier for domestic entrepreneurs and international investors to invest in Nepal.

Emphasizing that along with political stability, a responsible government should pay attention to this, he said, "It is necessary to increase investment in the country and broaden the community's income." That keeps the economy running.”

He said that exports are narrowing, dependence on imports is increasing, and since revenue mobilization is not as expected, the expenditure structure seems to be getting out of control.

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