The Ministry of Physical Infrastructure and Transport has invited qualified Nepali candidates to apply for the Registrar post at Nepal Engineering Council within 15 days.
Nepal Infrastructure Construction Company Limited has opened applications from qualified Nepali citizens for the post of Chief Executive Officer.
The government has invited suggestions on a draft directive requiring passenger vehicles to install GPS and tracking devices for safer and more reliable transport services.
The Foreign Ministry and Karnali Province jointly organized a program in Surkhet focusing on economic diplomacy, investment, tourism and export promotion.
The recommendation committee has shortlisted four candidates for Nepal Securities Board chairperson and scheduled their presentations and interviews at the Finance Ministry.
The Finance Ministry has amended the supplementary grant procedure to update rules on project approval, cost estimation and recommendations.
The Finance Ministry has invited suggestions on a draft bill aimed at strengthening Nepal’s anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing laws.
Finance Minister Dr. Swarnim Wagle met an APG delegation and discussed Nepal’s progress after being placed under FATF increased monitoring.
The Revenue Advisory Committee has submitted its report to Finance Minister Dr. Swarnim Wagle with suggestions for tax policy, revenue reform and the upcoming budget.
Tourists entering Nepal by land can now register their foreign vehicles and pay required revenue online before travel.\n\nNews Summary: