Interview by  Sai Nikesh D

Nepal is one country that has been in news since the recent past for its fast-paced development.

From witnessing the formation of new governance after a long political struggle to making strategic moves in the form of bilateral ties with foreign nations, Nepal is undoubtedly in the path of an all-round development in all aspects.

Adding to the country’s development path exists the Asia’s premiere diplomacy institute, the almighty ‘Asian Institute of Diplomacy and International Affairs’ (AIDIA).

In a milestone step as part of our coverage on this fast-developing nation, Nepali Sansar Bureau (NSB) got a chance to get in touch with Mr. Sunil K.C, Founder and CEO of AIDIA.

From being an entrepreneur with sound expertise in the fields of mass communication, journalism and geopolitics, Mr. Sunil has been continuously watching different phases of Nepal’s development, internally and externally.

In an exclusive interview with NSB, the AIDIA Chief shared his valuable thoughts about the country’s all-round development both externally and internally, alongside highlighting key focus areas that Nepal needs to recognize its full potential and AIDIA’s support in the process.

Here are some of the excerpts from the interview:

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In a roundtable meeting held by the Asian Institute of Diplomacy and International Affairs (AIDIA) on July 17, 2018, the two sides discussed about trade, business and investment opportunities for Nepalis in Zimbabwe.

The event held to welcome Zimbabwe Ambassador to India Maxwell Ranga in Kathmandu saw key officials of both the countries presenting their own capabilities for business cooperation.

In his address at the meet, Managing Director of Nepal Overseas Co. Pvt. Ltd. Pawan Kumar Agrawal said the Ambassador’s visit to Kathmandu will enhance Nepal-Zimbabwe ties and expressed Nepal’s readiness to explore Zimbabwe’s potential opportunities across agriculture, tourism and mining industries. 

In response, Ranga highlighted his country’s significance as a key center for entire African region and welcomed Nepalis to also pursue investment scope in manufacturing, renewable energy, infrastructure, pharmaceutical, ICT, among other sectors.

“Recently lithium has been discovered in Zimbabwe which makes this sector more attractive to the investors,” said Ranga highlighting mining as the country’s key sector with high investment scope, and assured investor-friendly environment for potential investors.

“Now, we started growing on our own with the support of Eastern countries like China, India, Russia breaking the isolationism,” added Ranga.

Nepal’s former Minister for Environment, Science and Technology Ganesh Shah said that the recent discovery of Lithium has added to Zimbabwe’s existing potential in mining sector.

AIDIA CEO Sunil KC lauded his organization’s continued support to Nepal in facilitating meetings towards strengthening the country’s diplomatic ties.

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