AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAvalanche & Tourism Safety: At least 10 Nepali climbers and guides are missing after an avalanche hit the Himlung Himal base camp in Manang, with helicopters and rescue teams unable to reach the site due to bad weather, raising fresh concerns for Nepal’s high-altitude tourism sector. Floods, Power & Telecom Disruption: Continuous rain, floods and landslides have damaged electricity transmission and hydropower operations (including the Rahughata 40MW project and parts of the Kali Gandaki corridor), while Nepal Telecom reports widespread mobile and internet outages from damaged optical fiber, power supply issues and reduced solar efficiency. Climate Finance Pressure: A month after the Bhotekoshi floods, experts warn recovery could add billions to Nepal’s debt burden, while Nepal is seeking more loss-and-damage support; the UAE has pledged an additional $25m for affected communities. Tourism Outlook: Nepal’s tourism sector is among the world’s fastest improvers, with the WEF Travel & Tourism Development Index showing a 5.1% score gain (2024–2026). Policy & Governance: The Public Service Commission has submitted its opinion on the Federal Civil Service Bill, but the ministry is yet to review it. Regional Business Link: Malaysia-based families of 55 missing Malaysians in Nepal are asking for a special moratorium on financial commitments tied to the missing.
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