“This budget will be fully accepted by the coming government.”

Shanker Prasad Koirala, Minister of Finance, Industry and Commerce and Supplies, assuring that the current fiscal budget will be happily accepted by the new government to be formed after elections. 

 

 

“The Constituent Assembly’s second episode is supposed to trigger economic development.”

Upendra Poudyal, Vice President, of Nepal Bankers’ Association expressing hope that the election would bring in political stability and encourage economic development.

 

 

“Along with implementation of monetary policy, central banks’ roles have extended to stabilising the financial sector and contributing to the national economic development.”

Dr Yubaraj Khatiwada, Governor of Nepal Rastra Bank mentioning that roles of central banks around the world have increased in the post global economic crisis era.

 

“The private sector will defy strikes.”

Suraj Vaidya, President of Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FNCCI) stating that the private sector will defy any strikes organised by political parties.

 

 

 

“Think prosperity, think welfare and shun strikes.”

Ajay Bahadur Pradhanang, President of Nepal Young Entrepreneur’s Forum (NYEF), suggesting political parties to shun politics and prioritise national priorities and common welfare.