Chitwan, May 13: The policies and programmes unveiled by the government for coming fiscal year 2026/2027 have generated enthusiasm among the private sector.
The entrepreneurs in the district said though the policies and programmes are seen effective, they are in a wait-and-see situation regarding its implementation.
President of Chitwan Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Chiranjivi Subedi, shared that the government’s policies and programmes document is in favour of the industrialists.
Saying though every government brings policies and programmes suitable for all sectors, private sectors used to be affected due to problem in its implementation, he stressed on its effective implementation.
Subedi opined that the private sector has become more excited being optimistic thinking that the government’s policies and programmes would be effectively implemented.
Similarly, President of Chitwan Association of Industries, Madan Ghimire, argued that the policies and programmes are positive, adding it depends on how the budget covers these programmes.
The private sector would be more enthusiastic if the government could work making plan for the implementation of policies and programmes, he mentioned.
Likewise, President of Chitwan Chamber of Commerce, Gopal Bhattarai, viewed that although the priority has been given to private sectors in policies and programmes, expected achievement could not been gained if challenges surface in implementation.
Vice-President of Regional Hotel Association, Sauraha, Gunaraj Thapaliya, stated that though the policies and programmes has appear to provide some relief, but not as much as the private sectors had hoped.
“The announcement of Visit year 2085 has raised some hopes among the tourism entrepreneurs and some improvement has been seen in coming year’s policies and programmes,” he underlined.
Similarly, Chairperson of Nepal Layers Poultry Farmers Association, Binod Pokharel, opined that the government has brought the policies and programmes encouraging the private sectors to increase investment.
“The issues missed in the policies and programmes should be incorporated in the budget that should create investment-friendly environment,” he added.
