AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEnergy Push: Energy Minister Biraj Bhakta Shrestha says reservoir-type hydropower projects are now the government’s high priority, arguing they’re key for long-term energy security, water storage, flood control, irrigation and even tourism as climate risks and rainfall irregularities grow. EU Diplomacy: 22 EU ambassadors and deputy heads of mission arrived in Nepal for a two-day high-level mission, with meetings planned with PM Balendra Shah and key ministers to reaffirm support and explore new cooperation. Wildlife & Tourism: Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve has drawn 11,603 visitors so far this fiscal year, highlighting the reserve’s Ramsar-listed wetlands and biodiversity. Environment in Cities: A growing push to turn plastic waste into road materials is gaining attention as Nepal struggles with recycling gaps in fast-growing urban areas. Economy Watch: Nepal Rastra Bank published today’s foreign exchange rates, while gold rose by Rs 1,900 per tola and silver by Rs 40 per tola. Road Safety: Nepal Police report 124 drunk-driving accidents in Baisakh, with 12 deaths and 174 injuries. Sports: Nepal reached the CAVA women’s volleyball semi-finals after beating Maldives in straight sets.
Note: AI summary from news headlines; neutral sources weighted more to help reduce bias in the result.
Perspectify News
