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Legal Reform to Allow IT Companies to Expand Abroad Welcomed: CAN Association

Kathmandu– The Computer Association of Nepal (CAN) has welcomed the decision made by the Department of Information Technology to amend laws through an ordinance that creates legal provisions for IT

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