AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoBudget Debate: Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle defended Nepal’s FY 2026/27 spending at Rs 2.124 trillion, saying it is about 28.5% of GDP and “modest” versus past years, while experts question the revenue target. Judicial Reform: Newly appointed Chief Justice Dr. Manoj Kumar Sharma pledged good-governance and faster, quality justice delivery, outlining an action plan for reforms. Nepal–India Border Row: India’s MEA reiterated the dispute is strictly bilateral, noting 98% of demarcation is done and rejecting any third-party role after PM Balen Shah’s remarks. RSP India Outreach: Rastriya Swatantra Party chief Rabi Lamichhane met India’s Home Minister Amit Shah and External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar, focusing on development ties and people-to-people links. Anti-graft/Property Checks: The Property Inquiry Commission reported 250+ complaints against senior officials in two weeks as property declarations continue. Infrastructure Boost: Japan/JICA added a JPY 5.7 billion loan for the Nagdhunga Tunnel, now ~99% complete, aiming to open in July 2026. Tourism & Connectivity: Nepal welcomed 102,626 foreign visitors in May (+19% YoY), and Himalaya Airlines announced direct Kathmandu–Shenzhen flights from June 4. Climate/Health: Heat Action Day 2026 in Kathmandu urged simple indoor heat protections like water, shade and rest.
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