Kathmandu, July 21
The Federation of
Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FNCCI) has stressed on stronger
collaboration and cooperation with the Confederation of Indian Industries (CII)
in the aftermath of the COVID-19 crisis.
“The global economic
outlook will see a revolutionary changes in the aftermath of the pandemic,
therefore we must enhance our ties,” said Bhawani Rana, President of FNCCI, in
a webinar on Business Meeting on Enhancing Trade and Investments between Nepal
and India jointly organised by the two business bodies.
Saying that the young
demographics and natural resources were the largest strengths of the two
neighbours, she stressed on the maximum utilization of these resources to
achieve economic growth and prosperity.
Kapidhwaja Pratap
Singh, Second Secretary of Commerce and Commercial Representative at the
Embassy of India, Kathmandu, pledged the support of the Indian mission in Nepal
for the enhanced relations and cooperation between the FNCCI and CII.
Harvinder Manocha,
Co-chair of CII South Asia Committee and Chief Operating Officer of Hudry
Business of the GMR Group, said that to minimise impact of the coronavirus
pandemic the business communities of the two countries must devise effective
strategy for mutual economic cooperation, trade and investment.
EVP and Head of GMR
Energy Ashok Kumar Prusty, President of Kalpataru Power Transmission Rakesh
Gaur, Country Head of Nepal and Bhutan of Mahindra Chaitanya Kagalkar and
Managing Director of Nepal SBI Bank Anukool Bhatanagar had expressed their
views from the CII.
Likewise, Working
Committee Member of FNCCI Ananda Bagaria, Senior Vice-president of the
Federation of Contractors Associations of Nepal (FCAN) Nicholas Pandey, and
President of Hotel Association of Nepal Srijana Rana talked on infrastructure,
energy, agriclturue, manufactureing and service sector.
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