Nepal stands at a crossroads as the RSP’s ambitious manifesto promises bold economic and governance reforms while raising critical questions about inclusivity, equity, and implementation.
The orientation program for the Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) parliamentarians was a historical event, as it sent a good message to work on planning before action… In both instances, the emphasis was on aligning values, expectations, and ways of working from the outset.
Nepal’s historic two-thirds electoral mandate reflects a public demand for reform, presenting a rare opportunity to transform governance, strengthen the economy, and accelerate the country’s path toward long-term development.
In the past decade, Nepal has made considerable efforts towards adopting digital technologies through support for entrepreneurs, enhanced financial inclusion, and access to better education and healthcare services in urban as well as rural areas. The use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the private sector has visibly increased in education, health, and agriculture sectors, among […]
The monetary policy for FY 2025/26 AD is discretionary and expansionary in nature, aiming to boost economic activities by injecting more money and reducing interest rates to increase spending and investment.
On October 2, 2024, I received a call from the Finance Minister requesting a meeting to discuss the formation of a high-level economic reforms commission. What followed was an unprecedented commitment to implementing reforms.