Kathmandu. Independent Power Producers’ Association, Nepal (IPPAN) has pledged to collaborate and collaborate with the new interim government in the energy sector.
Congratulating Sushila Karki for being appointed as the Prime Minister of the Interim Government of Nepal following the movement of Genji youths, IPPAN said that IPPAN will cooperate with the government. Expressing happiness over Karki’s appointment as the first woman Prime Minister in Nepal’s history, IPPAN has expressed its happiness over Karki’s appointment as the first woman Prime Minister in Nepal’s history.
IPPAN President Ganesh Karki said the new interim government is expected to encourage the private sector by creating investment-friendly environment in the changed context. “We expect the new interim government to create an investment-friendly environment and we are ready to collaborate and collaborate with the government through maximum investment in the journey of economic prosperity along with the reconstruction of the country,” he said.
Chairman Karki said that the new interim government is expected that the energy entrepreneurs will move ahead to solve the problems and challenges they are facing for the development and expansion of energy. The private sector was contributing to energy security and added that they were ready to provide even more in the days ahead.
