Government to Integrate Non-Resident Nepali Capital and Knowledge for National Development

Kathmandu. The government has put forward important programs to connect the capital and knowledge of non-resident Nepalis (NRNs) scattered around the world to the country's development.

Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle, in the annual budget for the fiscal year 2083/084 presented in the Federal Parliament on Friday, announced that legal and policy arrangements will be amended to allow non-resident Nepalis to participate in the secondary market of Nepal's securities.