Kathmandu, Feb. 21
In an effort to addressing the issues in the cooperative and
microfinance sector, Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has called
the representatives of microfinance and co-operative victims to his office at
the Singha Durbar and discussed their issues.
During the discussion with the Prime Minister, the
representatives of the affected parties thanked the government for the
initiative to solve the problems of cooperatives and microfinance and drew the
attention to solve the problem as the earliest, the PM's secretariat informed
in a statement on Wednesday.
In response, PM Prachanda said that the government is taking
necessary steps to solve the problems of the people affected by the recent
crisis in cooperatives and microfinance.
Although the microfinance and cooperative sector has helped
in providing loans to the deprived communities and supported in business operations
in the past, this sector is facing crisis recently.
"These two sectors have been performing well and
supporting the rural and underprivileged citizens in their livelihood. However,
some situational difficulties and the dishonesty of some operators created
crisis in them," said PM Prachanda while assuring the victims that the problem
will be solved accordingly.
Warning that the problems of the microfinance and
cooperative sector may develop into a cycle, the Prime Minister said that it is
the responsibility of one and all to take initiative to solve the problems
responsibly.
Prime Minister Prachanda said that he would talk to the
officials of the Prime Minister's Office and the Nepal Rastra Bank in order to
find effective solutions to the crisis.
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