London – Nepal Policy Institute (NPI) – a think tank of Nepali diaspora—has called upon Nepal government to welcome all stranded Nepali returnee migrant workers, daily wage earners and any other Nepali who have been impacted
Bangkok : Diaspora professionals, experts, academics, entrepreneurs, and NRN leaders had an interaction with the National Planning Commission (NPC) team to identify the role of diaspora in transforming development planning and policies of Nepal. The
Kathmandu / June 1: National Planning Commission (NPC) and Nepal Policy Institute (NPI) are likely to sign a Memorandum of Understanding to collaborate in development planning and formation of policies. As a follow-up event of
काठमाडौँ — मामायोजना आयोगले निर्माण गरिरहेको १५ औं आवधिक योजनाका निम्ति नेपाल पोलीसी ईन्स्टिच्युट (एनपीआई)ले नीतिगत सुझावहरु दिएको छ । गैरआवासीय नेपाली संघ थाईल्यान्डसँगको सहकार्यमा नेपाल पोलिसी ईन्स्टिच्युटले गरेको कार्यक्रममा विज्ञहरुले त्यस्तो सुझाव दिएका हुन् । कार्यक्रममा
Amid the meeting of the National Development Council (NDC) in the Capital to finalise the concept paper of the 15th five-year plan (fiscal years 2019-20 to 2023-24) prepared by the National Planning Commission (NPC), Nepal
Nepal Policy Institute (NPI) has concluded its global consultation on the development plan and long-term vision of Nepal Diaspora.The interaction program – organized by Nepal Policy Institute (NPI) in association with NRNA Thailand on Friday
BANGKOK: Nepal Policy Institute (NPI) has concluded its global consultation on the development plan and long-term vision of Nepal Diaspora organizing an interaction program in Bangkok. National Planning Commission (NPC) Vice Chairman had addressed the
KATHMANDU, Mar 6: Nepal Policy Institute (NPI) has presented its recommendations and proposals concerning Foreign Investment Bill 2019 for consideration of the Government of Nepal. Issuing a press statement, the institute has said that the
Kathmandu : The Non-Resident Nepali Association has said Nepal’s foreign investment laws and environment should be more open, competitive and attractive than other countries in Asia in a bid to draw sustained level of foreign
Chair of the Session Dr. Bhekh Bahadur ThapaModerator Mr. Khagendra DhakalDistinguished Panelists,Researchers,NRN Members,Ladies and Gentlemen, I am extremely delighted to address this august session on the theme: Role of Nepali Diaspora for Development Policies. First
