Remittances play a key role in Nepal's economy, contributing to economic stability and development.Remittances sent by Nepali workers abroad continue to be a vital component of Nepal's economy, helping to create a more stable and resilient economic future for the country. These funds support household incomes, contribute to poverty reduction, and finance investments in health, education, and infrastructure. Development experts...
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