entrepreneurs, farmers as backbone for country’s economic development: President Bhandari
Butwal: President Bidya Devi Bhandari has said that state agencies should pay attention towards entrepreneurs and farmers since they are the backbone for the country’s economic development.
Inaugurating the National Industrial Exhibition in Butwal on Thursday, the President drew attention of the stakeholders to creating an enabling environment for accessible services and opportunities as per the state’s capacity for the entrepreneurs and farmers.
It was the state’s vital responsibility to promote consumption of domestic productions, invest in the areas of comparative advantages and facilitate for the task of employment creation, President Bhandari said.
Saying that the national economy at present is witnessing serious types of challenges, President Bhandari stated that trade deficit and huge volume of imports have added to pressure on foreign reserve of the country.
Development of the self-sustaining national economy should be our fundamental objective to overcome these challenges, according to the President. To immediately reduce the country’s trade deficit, policies should be applied for increasing agricultural productions, promote tourism, increase consumption of domestic hydropower and substitute imports from forest produces and herbs, the President said.
Likewise, the President said that industrialists and entrepreneurs should work jointly to motivate youth human resources and farmers by making the policy not to keep land barren from each local level. President Bhandari also expressed her firm belief that this exhibition shall be vital to uplift the entire national economy with increased economic activities against the backdrop of slow economic condition in the aftermath of COVID-19.
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