Minister for Commerce Min Bahadur Bishwakarma, has stressed the need for the integrated and commercial development of industries for economic development of the country.
Inaugurating the 14th National General Convention of Federation of Small and Medium Enterprises here Friday, Bishwakarma expressed the view that there was an immense possibility of development of small and medium enterprises in the country and it should be changed into opportunity.
He said that the government would identify the export-oriented goods to reduce trade deficit and it would pay attention to search global market.
Minister Bishwakarma said that the government has the policy to give a grant to entrepreneurs for sheep and mountain goats at 20 districts to make the country self-dependent on Pashmina.
Similarly, the central member of Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Bharat Acharya, said that the government should pay attention to the development of small and medium enterprises.
Federation President Junga Bahadur Shrestha said that Nepal is behind in lack of coordination among government, entrepreneurs and policymakers even after having the immense possibility of development.
District Presidents of 47 districts across the nation are participating in the convention.
