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Nepal has undergone a remarkable energy transformation, moving from chronic blackouts to becoming a regional exporter of clean hydropower, driven by rapid domestic electrification and significant hydropower investments. With a growing capacity in renewable energy and strategic infrastructure developments, Nepal is positioning itself as a leading clean-energy hub in South Asia, promoting economic growth and social progress.

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) is very important for any country, least under developed or developing or developed. It is crucial for economic growth and development in the economy. It fosters long term economic integration and development and benefits the host country in creating jobs, building skills and technology transfer, strengthening production and thus increasing exports.

Nepal’s journey through the 2010s was an economic high-wire act which saw steady incline met with catastrophic setbacks. Nepal’s earthquake in 2015 and the global pandemic of 2020 challenged the nation and its people to compensate and recollect. The country’s GDP reflects and reacts to these changes, showing a character of resilience and strength.