Kathmandu. The capital market has been given priority in the government’s national commitment.
The government has also given priority to the capital market in the draft of the national commitment prepared according to the manifestos, pledges and commitments of the 6 major political parties. The government has adopted the policy of regulatory reforms, technology-friendly transactions and investor protection mechanism to make the capital market transparent, safe and investment-friendly.
Similarly, the government has pledged to increase the attraction of small, domestic and foreign institutional investors in the capital market. The government has also pledged to protect investors’ investment.
The government is committed to making capital market and tax policy stable and investment-friendly through expansion, encouragement and facilitation of institutional investors.
The single government of the Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) has also pledged to expand the health insurance programme in a more robust model in a way that is accessible to every citizen. The government has also adopted a policy of integrating social security programs into the dispersed health facilities and subsidies in addition to the implementation of ‘One Citizen One Digital Health Profile’.
The government has unveiled 18-point national commitments. These include stability and reforms in the economic sector to infrastructure development, good governance and corruption control.
