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PM urges businessmen to set up a fertilizer factory

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Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba has urged the industrialists to set up a fertilizer factory.

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In a meeting with industrialists, businessmen and government representatives who returned to support the Afghan people at the Prime Minister’s residence in Baluwatar on Tuesday, Prime Minister Deuba called for setting up a fertilizer factory in Nepal.

He said that the government was ready to help the industrialists and businessmen if they set up a fertilizer factory. Prime Minister Deuba thanked the private sectors for their assistance to the Afghan people, saying it was the government’s responsibility to provide humanitarian assistance during the food crisis in Afghanistan.

Prime Minister Deuba said, “The government wants to help not only private airlines but also any industry.” Some governments have priorities, as is the case now, there is no talk of fertilizer priority, what to do? Open that industry here. There is a need to open the industry to help in many such matters. So we are ready to help you. “

Prime Minister Deuba said that the country is now infected with the coronavirus and that everyone should defeat the corona by following the health standards. He also urged everyone to get vaccinated against corona as it is the first priority of the government.

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