The emphasis of experts on creating new job opportunities in Nepal with the development of AI and high technology
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Media Baaji
- Sat, 7 November 2026
Kathmandu. With the rapid development of artificial intelligence AI and high technology globally, the stakeholders have emphasized that Nepal should be transformed from a consumer of technology into a country that exports innovation and digital services.
Center for Cyber Security Research and Innovation CSRI Nepal organized at Techspire College in Naya Baneshwar in an interaction program titled 'AI and Hi-Tech Careers: Creating the Next Generation of Employment in Nepal', experts have expressed the view that new high-value jobs can be created through the use of technology.
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