Nepal-India B2B meeting held to bolster economic ties

Nepal-India B2B meeting held to bolster economic ties

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Category : International Published on: May 02 2024

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The Embassy of India, Investment Board of Nepal, and Nepal India Chamber of Commerce Industry collaborated to organize a B2B meeting, emphasizing economic cooperation between the two nations.
A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed between the Madhya Pradesh International Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MICCIA) and the Nepal India Chamber of Commerce Industry (NICCI) as part of the initiatives during the 3rd Nepal Investment Summit. This MoU aims to enhance bilateral trade and attract international investment to Nepal.
The 3rd Nepal Investment Summit, themed 'Emerging Nepal', serves as a platform to showcase Nepal's investment potential and opportunities across various sectors, aiming to bolster economic growth and development in the country.

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