Minister Sah assures to remove legal and procedural hurdles in industry sector
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TAG_OPEN_div_37 KATHMANDU: Minister for Industry, Commerce and Supplies Deepak Sah has expressed his commitment to create investment-friendly environment by removing legal and procedural hurdles in the industrial sector.
In today’TAG_OPEN_div_35 s meeting of the Industry, Commerce and Labour and Consumers Welfare Committee, he said that the government was aware of the need of improvement in laws, processes and working style as per the time.
Stating that the role of the government is to facilitate, regulate and formulate policies while the private sector is the major partner in production, investment, employment and innovation, Minister Sah said that the government and the private sector should work together to find solutions. He pledged to adopt a policy of zero tolerance on corruption and unnecessary interference if there is a lack of coordination.TAG_OPEN_div_33
Minister Sah pledged to make laws and processes simple, transparent, technology-friendly and investment-friendly to address digital economy, e-commerce, modern supply chain, international competition and the changing role of private sector.TAG_OPEN_div_31
Request to review leave due to impact on industrial productivity{
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In the meeting, the industrialists drew the attention of the government towards the impact on industrial productivity due to public and weekly holidays and drew the attention of the government through the committee to review the provision of holidays.TAG_OPEN_div_27
Nanda TAG_OPEN_div_25 Kishor Rathi, president of the Chamber of Industries Morang, urged the government to reconsider the number of public holidays and two-day holidays in a week in line with the nature of industrial production.
Anil Kumar Shah, president of Morang Chamber of Commerce and Industry, demanded to reduce bank holidays and address the impact on industries and business due to weekly holidays. He urged to immediately bring laws related to credit transactions and control unauthorized trade at the border.TAG_OPEN_div_23
Hari Gautam, president of Birgunj Chamber of Commerce and Industry, said the announcement of weekly holidays has affected the productivity of education, health and industry businesses.TAG_OPEN_div_21
} Issues were raised in the meeting including industrial village, double taxation, one-door system for registration and renewal of industries and industries, control of smuggling and import through open border, making the supply of electricity sustainable and reliable for the operation of dry ports and industries. The industrialists demanded that the operation of substations for electricity supply should be made effective.
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