Kathmandu. Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle has urged the private sector to be honest. He also pledged that the state would provide wholehearted support if this happens.
Minister Wagle said this during a meeting with the office-bearers and former office-bearers of Nepal Chamber of Commerce at the Ministry of Finance on Tuesday. “I’ve said it over and over again. Let the private sector be honest. The state will help you wholeheartedly,” he said, adding, “I take responsibility for it, but we will be ruthless if we make planned and sponsored mistakes and dishonesty.” ’
Minister Wagle said that the economy would be developed in such a way that Nepal is a country of working people. “The state allows you to fly and spread. We have come with the eagerness to build the country,” he said. Let’s join hands. ’
Wagle said that they are working to ensure that honest industrialists and businessmen do not get defamed due to the law. “Those who create jobs because of the state will no longer suffer. I guarantee that,” he said.
Minister Wagle also urged the government to explain what should be done by the state to boost its economy. “Let us also be honest,” he said, adding, “Let us all be ready to stand together to strengthen the economy and develop the country.” ’
Minister Wagle also expressed the concern of the private sector that Nepal would be upgraded to LDC. “I don’t think it’s going to happen right away,” he said.
