Nepal’s economy is increasingly integrated into regional and global markets, leveraging its location between India and China. Trade initiatives focus on textiles, handicrafts, tourism services, and agricultural products, while efforts are underway to improve logistics and cross-border infrastructure.
Bilateral and multilateral agreements facilitate market access, while Nepal seeks to attract foreign investment to boost manufacturing and export capacity. Analysts note that strategic trade partnerships with countries like the EU, the U.S., and regional neighbors are crucial for economic diversification.
Private sector development, combined with supportive government policies, is helping Nepal build a more competitive and resilient economy. Observers emphasize that trade expansion strengthens Nepal’s role as a bridge between South Asia and Southeast Asia.
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