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This is the worldтАЩs youngest prime minister. And the only politician speaking truth to power. Listen. Our children have a miserable, disastrous future everywhere unless our politicians wake up. https://t.co/12IyNMT12g via @YouTube
#WATCH | Dhaka, Bangladesh: On Bangladesh, Nepal, & India holding enormous potential for trilateral cooperation meeting, Analyst and AsiaGlobal Fellow, University of HongKong, Bibek Raj Kandel says, тАЬI see a lot of potential for the trilateral cooperation space because we are in the space where we cannot afford isolationтАжwe hear a lot of conversations around economic diplomacy, but we fail to integrate how there would be an optimized, reasonable marketplace where all the nation states can benefit from the shared cooperationтАжNepal's clean energy surplus can be a big incentive for the industries in Bangladesh. And India, as a transit, can monetise its transit infrastructureтАжI see a lot of demand around tourism as wellтАжthere is demand, but we've not been able to facilitate the movement between the people, businessesтАжwe should be looking at where and how these states can really come together and share each other's constraints and take part in the shared prosperityтАжI see there's a lot of potential between Bangladesh, India, and Nepal. So I am optimistic for these to really work on the regional marketplace.тАЭ
Nepal is heading toward a significant supply-demand mismatch in the energy sector. We are celebrating our generation pipelines, but a #CapacityStorm that is brewing needs a serious technical and financial comprehension at the top. @SwarnimWagle@watersagar
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Nepali coffee fetches $22 per kg in the international market, but Nepal only exports 3% of its crop. If cleverly promoted, the demand for Nepali coffee can be 8,000 tons. Also, coffee is grown in just 0.36% of the area suitable for coffee farming.
https://t.co/7SJaYhv9c5
Nepal approves far too many poorly prepared projects. And this spreads resources thin... ongoing 17 national pride projects would take 41 more years.
** Tree and land clearance approvals take two years each. **
@kathmandupost
https://t.co/If9WL38QUC
Kathmandu Valley alone now has over 700 cafes serving mugs made from freshly ground beans. Yet, annual coffee production has declined by 15% to only 550 tons in the past years, and this meets only a fraction of the domestic demand of 6,000 tons.
Details: https://t.co/7SJaYhv9c5