KATHMANDU, NEPAL
To increase trade activities an 18-member business delegation led by the senior vice president of the Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FNCCI) Bhaskar Raj Rajkarnikar has left for Cairo, Egypt.
The three-day official visit arranged by Nepali embassy in Cairo will focus on increasing trade and bilateral relationships between Nepal and Egypt. The FNCCI team will meet representatives of Cairo Chamber of Commerce, on Monday, it said, adding that the team will also attend a programme to be organised by Federation of Chamber of Industry and Businessman’s Association the same day. Similarly, representatives of Federation of Egyptian Chamber of Commerce will hold bilateral trade talks with the FNCCI team on May 28.
The talks will be mostly focused on bringing foreign direct investment in the country in sectors like infrastructure development, energy generation, commercial agriculture, tourism and service sector, FNCCI said.
Source: The Himalayan Times, 27th May 2013
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To increase trade activities an 18-member business delegation led by the senior vice president of the Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FNCCI) Bhaskar Raj Rajkarnikar has left for Cairo, Egypt.
The three-day official visit arranged by Nepali embassy in Cairo will focus on increasing trade and bilateral relationships between Nepal and Egypt. The FNCCI team will meet representatives of Cairo Chamber of Commerce, on Monday, it said, adding that the team will also attend a programme to be organised by Federation of Chamber of Industry and Businessman’s Association the same day. Similarly, representatives of Federation of Egyptian Chamber of Commerce will hold bilateral trade talks with the FNCCI team on May 28.
The talks will be mostly focused on bringing foreign direct investment in the country in sectors like infrastructure development, energy generation, commercial agriculture, tourism and service sector, FNCCI said.
Source: The Himalayan Times, 27th May 2013
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