Mrs. Yankila Sherpa Advocates for Tourism and Civil Aviation as Pillars of Nepal’s Economic Growth at Human Harmony Conference
Kathmandu, Nepal – August 19, 2024: Mrs. Yankila Sherpa, Former Minister of Tourism and Civil Aviation, delivered an insightful presentation at the Human Harmony Conference & Awards in Kathmandu, highlighting the critical role of tourism and civil aviation in driving Nepal’s economic growth. Speaking on the panel titled “Unlocking Sectoral Opportunities – Creating a Prosperous Nepal through Foreign Investment,” Mrs. Sherpa outlined a visionary strategy to position Nepal as a leading destination for sustainable tourism and a hub for civil aviation in South Asia.
With her deep expertise in the tourism sector, Mrs. Sherpa emphasized that Nepal’s natural beauty, cultural heritage, and strategic location present immense opportunities for attracting foreign investment. She called for a concerted effort to enhance infrastructure, improve air connectivity, and promote Nepal’s unique offerings to international markets.
“Tourism and civil aviation are not just sectors; they are the lifeblood of Nepal’s economy,” Mrs. Sherpa stated. “By investing in these areas, we can create jobs, boost foreign exchange earnings, and promote regional development, ensuring a prosperous future for all Nepalese.”
Mrs. Sherpa’s vision was met with strong support from both public and private sector leaders attending the conference. Her call to action focused on building partnerships with international investors, developing sustainable tourism practices, and expanding Nepal’s civil aviation capabilities to accommodate the growing demand for travel.
Her remarks also highlighted the need for policy reforms that support the growth of these sectors while preserving Nepal’s environmental and cultural heritage. By doing so, she argued, Nepal can achieve long-term, sustainable growth that benefits all segments of society.
The panel discussion, enriched by Mrs. Sherpa’s strategic insights, underscored the transformative potential of tourism and civil aviation in shaping Nepal’s economic future. Her contributions set a clear path for how Nepal can harness these sectors to drive development and improve the livelihoods of its people.
As the conference concluded, Mrs. Sherpa’s compelling vision for the future of tourism and civil aviation left a lasting impression on attendees, inspiring further dialogue on the role these sectors will play in Nepal’s journey toward prosperity.
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