Hydroelectric projects to be funded by overseas workers' investments

KATHMANDU, May 28: Hydropower projects will be built with investments from Nepalis working abroad, announced Finance Minister Barsha Man Pun during his budget speech for the upcoming fiscal year.

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KATHMANDU, May 28: Hydropower projects will be built with investments from Nepalis working abroad, announced Finance Minister Barsha Man Pun during his budget speech for the upcoming fiscal year.

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