Kathmandu. KATHMANDU: President of the Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FNCCI), Chandra Prasad Dhakal, has said that the FNCCI’s journey of 60 years is not only a memory of the past, but also an inspiration for future generation. He said this while speaking at the inaugural session of the 60th annual general meeting of the Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FNCCI).
“I believe that the journey of 60 years is not only a memory of the past but also an inspiration for future generations,” he said. The bricks that are being added every year have further strengthened the foundation of a stronger, self-reliant and prosperous Nepal. During this period, we tried to convert various challenges into opportunities. We looked for new opportunities. We also tried to overcome the despair. We have been successful in many ways. ‘
“The 60 years of the FNCCI is not just a countdown of years, it is also a golden brick of determination, struggle and partnership that is being added one by one in the economic history of the country,” he said. Through this, it has contributed to the construction of the golden house of national prosperity by strengthening the economic backbone of the country. ‘
He said that this umbrella organization of businessmen of the country has been working tirelessly to create an environment for industry, trade and investment by strengthening the voice of the private sector. Meanwhile, he added that the FNCCI never allowed its role to weaken despite the difficult circumstances of the past, political instability from time to time, and economic challenges arising due to natural calamities and internal and external circumstances. Rather, it has emerged as a strong leader to further accelerate the country’s economic momentum by turning every challenge into an opportunity.
He said that the 60-year history of FNCCI is not only a symbol of national entrepreneurship but also a centre of hope and guide of economic transformation. “It has paved the way for realizing the dream of collective prosperity by uniting small, medium and big entrepreneurs on a single platform,” he said.
The first meeting of the Council of Ministers after the formation of a stable government with nearly two-thirds majority following the local elections on March 4 has decided to endorse the Private Sector Promotion and Protection Strategy (PSPP) at the request of the Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FNCCI) and implement it immediately. That’s a good thing,” he said. ‘
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