Khalid Umar Malik
02 Aug 2023, 10:50 GMT+10
KATHMANDU, Nepal - Susan M. Lund, a distinguished senior official with the International Finance Corporation (IFC), arrives in Nepal with a purposeful mission to reaffirm IFC's dedication to bolstering the country's private sector and contributing to its development objectives. As the Vice President for Economics and Private Sector Development at IFC, Lund spearheads initiatives promoting sustainable economic growth and prosperity in countries like Nepal.
The visit holds paramount importance as Nepal is a priority country for the IFC, with a longstanding history of collaboration dating back to 1975. Over the past few years, the IFC has demonstrated its commitment by investing over USD 560 million in long-term financing to support various developmental projects within the country. This financial assistance has been instrumental in stimulating economic activities and fostering private sector growth, thus contributing to the overall advancement of Nepal's economy.
During her three-day stay, Lund is slated to engage in pivotal discussions with senior government officials and key figures from the private sector. These meetings aim to strengthen partnerships, explore new investment opportunities, and align strategies that can effectively tackle Nepal's unique developmental challenges. The exchange of ideas and insights will enable the IFC to tailor its support to align with Nepal's specific needs and ambitions.
As the leader of a formidable team of economists based in Washington, DC, Lund is pivotal in ensuring that IFC's investments are well-informed and backed by thorough economic analyses. Her team provides valuable inputs such as macroeconomic forecasts, country risk assessments, and comprehensive private-sector diagnostics. By leveraging such expertise, the IFC can make informed decisions and optimize its impact in Nepal and other partner countries.
Susan M. Lund's visit to Nepal is a testament to the IFC's ongoing commitment to supporting the nation's private sector and fostering sustainable economic growth. By collaborating closely with key stakeholders and leveraging her team's expertise, Lund and the IFC strive to contribute significantly to Nepal's journey toward achieving its development goals and unlocking its full potential as a thriving nation in the international arena.
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