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High Court Patan Halts FNCCI General Assembly and Election
Kathmandu. The Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FNCCI) general assembly and election have been halted. The High Court Patan has issued an order to stop the general assembly and election for the time being.On Thursday, a joint bench of High Court Patan judges Khadga Bahadur KC and Deepak Khanal issued an interim order as per the petitioner's request, effectively halting the FNCCI's 60th general assembly and election.On Chaitra 22, members including the Nepal Petroleum Dealers' Association filed a writ petition demanding the suspension of the election. The writ named the FNCCI, its executive committee, membership committee, and...
Nepal Government Moves to Revive Stalled State Industries via Public-Private Partnerships
Kathmandu. The government led by Balendra Shah (Balen) is in the process of reviving state-owned industries that were previously operational but are currently closed. The government had adopted a policy to revive sick industries in the current fiscal year's budget. According to this policy, the evaluation process for four industries has already moved forward.S&S Associates, which was tasked with conducting the Due Diligence Audit (DDA) of the sick Gorakhkali Rubber Industry, has already submitted its report to Finance Minister Dr. Swarnim Wagle. Industries that have remained sick for years despite billions in state investment have become white elephants. During the...
Nepal Government Proposes Ending Mandatory Newspaper Publication for Public Tenders
Kathmandu. Government tender advertisements will no longer be required to be published in daily newspapers. The amendment proposal to the Public Procurement Act, prepared by the government, includes a provision that eliminates the need to print tender notices when processed through electronic means.The Public Procurement Monitoring Office (PPMO) under the Office of the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers has released the draft of the amendment bill for public feedback. Previously, Section 14 (1) of the Public Procurement Act mandated that notices for any tender or pre-qualification proposal must be published in a national daily newspaper, with international media options...
