There’s so much talk about Nepal becoming a “manufacturing hub” in South Asia, but it seems like the country needs a lot more than just cheap labor to make this happen. I’m curious what specific steps the government could take to make this vision a reality.

Investing in infrastructure, improving education, and simplifying regulations could be key steps for Nepal to become a manufacturing hub in South Asia. It's important for the government to focus on creating a conducive environment for businesses to thrive and attract investors.