The Gandaki Province implemented the Private Firm Registration Act of 2021 with the primary aim of promoting a thriving economy. The act focuses on regulating private firms’ registration, renewal, transfer, and amendment processes to facilitate diverse economic activities within the province. Streamlining these regulatory functions is crucial to remove obstacles
Nepal has long been committed to the principles of proportionality, inclusivity, and participation. These values are reflected in its laws and regulations, which seek to ensure economic equality and social justice. By guaranteeing equal access to business activities for all, irrespective of their backgrounds, we can create a diverse, inclusive,
Private firms serve as the means through which individuals engaging in business, trade, and industry safeguards their economic rights, access financing, make secure self- investments, and participate in market competition. Although the primary objective of private firms is to generate profits, owners seek legal recognition through registration and periodic renewal
