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Dhakal to vie for FNCCI senior vice presidential post
Published On: December 27, 2019 06:50 PM NPT By: Sangam Gharti Magar
Photo: Sangam Gharti Magar/Republica
BAGLUNG, Dec 27: Current vice president of Federation of Nepalese Chamber of Commerce (FNCCI) Chandra Prasad Dhakal has announced his candidacy for the post of senior vice president of the FNCCI.
Speaking at the 6th Baglung fair that kicked off in Baglung district headquarters on Friday, Dhakal said that he is contesting for the post of FNCCI senior vice president in the upcoming FNCCI Annual General Meeting (AGM).
FNCCI—the largest umbrella organization representing the private sector in the country — is holding its AGM in April next year. Entrepreneur Dhakal is also the chairman of the IME Group.
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