Govt to increase capital expenditure to reinvigorate economy: Minister Mahat

Parsa / Aug 4 : Finance Minister Dr Prakash Sharan Mahat has said the government has been carrying out activities increasing capital expenditure to make the economy further dynamic.

At a press meet organised by Nepal Press Union, Parsa, at Birgunj today, Minister Mahat mentioned that economic growth rate was low due to the poor capital expenditure in the past.

Stating that the problems seen in the economy are being resolved gradually, he claimed that there is improvement in foreign exchange reserves in recent period.

The Finance Minister further said the government was effortful to resolve the problems seen in flow of loans due to high interest rate. Saying misuse, mistake, negligence of employees of the bodies collecting revenue would not be acceptable, he added that the Ministry has already directed all to pay attention in maintaining transparency and revenue growth.

The main objective of the incumbent government is to maintain good governance, ensure effectiveness in service delivery, and accelerate development construction, stressed Minister Mahat.

He viewed that the government has been carrying out feasibility study regarding brining the ruined industries including Birgunj Sugar Mill into operation again, adding the Finance Ministry has already provide Rs 10 million budget for the time being to National Innovation Centre in order to bring Birgunj-based Agricultural Tools Factory into operation again by carrying out repair and maintenance of agricultural tools. RSS

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