In a recent interaction with the media, Culture, Tourism, and Civil Aviation Minister Badri Prasad Pandey committed to making services under his ministry more efficient and effective. Minister Pandey shared that he is currently studying the state of the ministry and its subordinate bodies while holding discussions with relevant stakeholders to focus on outcome-oriented work.
“I believe the suggestions from these discussions will help shape the ministry’s strategy,” he stated. “Considering the feedback on the issues and solutions in the tourism sector, we will continue these discussions in the future.”
Minister Pandey emphasized that if the current generation does not build the nation, then who will? He stressed the need for coordination and cooperation among all sectors to address the challenges facing the country and to advance economic development and prosperity.
He also highlighted his commitment to addressing the pressing issues in the tourism sector through discussions and coordination with stakeholders, aiming for sustainable tourism development. Minister Pandey expressed his determination to work genuinely for the benefit of the ministry and the country without favoring anyone.
Journalists participating in the discussion suggested the implementation of the Tourism Decade program, improving the efficiency of Nepal Airlines, and making policy and structural reforms to enable the Nepal Tourism Board to compete effectively in international marketing.
Key Points:
- Minister Pandey is committed to enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of the Culture, Tourism, and Civil Aviation Ministry.
- He is studying the current state of the ministry and discussing with stakeholders to focus on outcome-oriented work.
- Continuous discussions will be held to address issues and solutions in the tourism sector.
- Emphasis on coordination and cooperation among all sectors for economic development and prosperity.
- Commitment to addressing pressing tourism issues through stakeholder discussions and aiming for sustainable tourism development.
- Determination to work genuinely for the ministry and the country’s benefit.
- Journalists suggested implementing the Tourism Decade program, improving Nepal Airlines’ efficiency, and making reforms for the Nepal Tourism Board to compete internationally.
