Gagan Thapa's commitment to take Nepal to digital technology within five years

Kathmandu. Gagan Thapa, Chairman of Nepali Congress and candidate of Sarlahi Region No. 4, has expressed his commitment to bring digital technology to Nepal within the next five years. President Thapa released a video on social media on Monday and said that it is possible to export four billion IT and digital technology within the next 5 years.

It is possible that four billion IT and digital technology can be exported within the next 5 years. More than 200,000 people can be given direct employment in Nepal," he said.

He said that direct employment can be given to more than two lakh people in Nepal. He said that at least three to five IT companies can be listed in the stock market within five years, as our current base is used, it will improve if we use it.

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