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Former President Dr. Ram Baran Yadav has urged the Nepali youth to use the knowledge, skills and technology acquired abroad to make Nepali land prosperous. He said this while inaugurating the Federation of International Nepali Youth Entrepreneurs (FINYE). The Federation of Entrepreneurs has been established by young entrepreneurs who are active in bringing Nepali products and skills to the world market.
The federation, which has been established by including young entrepreneurs from all over the world, aims to facilitate the exhibition, marketing and employment of Nepali products abroad.
He said that even though 50 percent of the population in Nepal is young, they lack the necessary skills. He said, "You youth have a dream and a vision of how to make the motherland economically prosperous. It is important for the government to help create a conducive environment to make it a reality."
Former President Yadav described Nepal as a country of unique natural beauty and geographical diversity. "We have so many Switzerland and Singapore in Nepal," he said. "Nepali land is an attractive destination for world tourism. You must first visit your own country. Then spread Nepal around the world. '
Former President Yadav expressed concern over the Dozers-based development destroying Nepal's mountains. Former President Yadav expressed concern over the fact that the change brought after 70 years is not institutionalized. "Nepal has not had a leader who institutionalizes our achievements. There is no good governance, no rule of law in the country, ”he said.
Executive Chairman of the Nepal Film Development Board Dayaram Dahal said that institutional investment was needed to bring art and culture to the world market. Nepal has an organic story. We all have to bring it to the world market through Mili movie. ‘
Senior Vice President of the Nepal Chamber of Commerce Kamaleshwar Agrawal said that the Government of Nepal should provide tax relief to the manufacturing oriented industries. Deputy Director of the Federation of Nepali Chambers of Commerce and Industry Gokarna Raj Awasthi, education entrepreneur Dwiraj Sharma, tourism entrepreneur Suman Pandey and others discussed about the problems of Nepali entrepreneurs.
According to FIYE President Swatantra Pratap Shah, young entrepreneurs from 11 countries including China, Hong Kong, USA, UK and Australia have been included. "We love Nepali soil and that is why we have come from a foreign land to do something for our homeland," he said. He expressed his commitment to work for a brighter future for Nepal and Nepalis.
