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Tourism and Nepal are synonymous yet we fail to capitalise it fully
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Unsung creators
Intellectual property has been given little attention as it is seen as a Western concept
A brighter future
Nepal’s economic performance can benefit from institutionalising transparency and accountability
The long view
The advent of federalism in Nepal has planted a new seed of hope among Nepalis who expect the new form of government to usher in an era of political stability, good governance and sustainable economic growth.
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