1. Role

All nations, big or small, have been affected by the wave of changes in the world's economic structure. While adjusting their respective economies to suit this change, it is necessary for the neighboring countries to adopt an open and liberal policy and make timely changes and reforms in various sectors of the economy to speed up their economic development process. In this perspective, since foreign investment can play an effective role in the economic development of a country like Nepal, it is high time to attract foreign investment by creating a timely, liberal and open policy. The elected government has been committed to this since the beginning. This new policy has been presented with the concept that the nation can benefit through foreign investment by clarifying the objectives sought to be obtained from foreign investment, the form of investment, procedural aspects, facilities and concessions, and speedy procedural and institutional services provided through the one-door system. Through its implementation, it is believed that commercial qualities such as capital, modern technology, management and technical skills, access to international markets, development of competitive business ideas, and awareness of productivity enhancement will enter the nation and help the development of industrial culture, especially in the private sector.