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Cabinet approves loan of Rs 35 billion from WB

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The cabinet has approved Rs 35 billion (275 million USD) concessional loan to be provided by the World Bank. The loan approved by the cabinet would be spent on the transportation and trade connectivity promotion programme.

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Minister for Communication and Information Technology Gyanendra Bahadur Karki said this today while sharing about the decisions made by a meeting of the Council of Ministers. Minister Karki, who is also the spokesman of the government, said the Cabinet meeting has also made a decision to form a talks team for receiving a grant of USD 12 million to be received from the Asian Development Bank (ADB) for strengthening the women protection and uplift system.

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