Rajendra Man Shakya, Chief Executive Officer of CMB Finance Limited, a versatile and reputed professional in the financial sector of Nepal, spoke to Nepal Business Times regarding the economic scenario, financial and banking sector of Nepal and the progress achieved by CMB over the years. Excerpts: Read More
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Added Date 07 Jul, 2010 03:38:15 am
Aagreement of MRP with French fund
Without any wavering, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) on Tuesday decided to award the multi-million dollar contract to print and supply Machine Readable Passport (MRP) copies to France-based Oberthur Technologies.
With the announcement of the deal, the MRP controversy is over and MoFA will have a tough time introducing MRP within its renewed deadline — Jan. 1, 2011, which it has set for the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO).
In a very “calculated” move, MoFA cleared the MPR air even though the incumbent government is in an ad-hoc state with no sign of the formation of a new government. This was for warding off unnecessary political pressure and maneuvering, according to MoFA officials.
The French company has been given a week to seal the deal with MoFA in this regard, following the announcement made by Chief of Protocol (COP), Mukti Nath Bhatta. A letter has been dispatched to Oberthur’s headquarter through Nepal’s mission in France.
Midas CAN SofTech 2010 terminates Midas CAN SofTech 2010 terminated on Saturday, recording a turnout of 50,000 visitors in four days. The event, which was organized at DECC Hall at United World Trade Center, Tripureshwar, drew nearly 20,000 visitors on the last day.
Computer Association of Nepal (CAN) officials told that they were satisfied by the Read More
Capital market continues to go downward Nepal Stock Exchange (Nepse) index lost 3.81 points to close at 432.74 points on Sunday-the opening day of weekly share transaction. Of the eight groups that participated in today's trading, the sub-indices of six groups except that of manufacturing and processing and hydropower groups moved in red zone.
36,181 Nepali jobseekers have appeared in KNT A total of 36,181 Nepali jobseekers have appeared in Korean Language Test (KLT) to qualify themselves for the jobs under Read More
Police indifference hitches arrest of land crooks Police have acted slowly in nabbing notorious land dealers, who attempted to take control of 23 public and private housing Read More
Rajendra Man Shakya, Chief Executive Officer of CMB Finance Limited, a versatile and reputed professional in the financial sector of Nepal, spoke to Nepal Business Times regarding the economic scenario, financial and banking sector of Nepal and the progress achieved by CMB over the years. Excerpts: 
Shekhar Raj Bastakoti
