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ADB Unveils New 5‑Year Country Partnership Strategy (2025–2029) for Nepal

Kathmandu, June 17– The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has officially launched its new Country Partnership Strategy (CPS) for Nepal, outlining its development priorities for the period 2025 to 2029. This

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