Foreign Employment

12 Nepalese women who were forced to go abroad for foreign employment have been rescued.

This is depriving Nepal from developmental activities and making the national economy consumeristic in nature.

The Nepali Embassy in South Africa has requested to go there only after obtaining a work permit in accordance with the prevailing laws of the Government

Nepal is marking the International Migrants Day for a week by organizing various programmes.

These are representative cases of how the farmers are afflicted with the unavailability of essentials during cultivation time.

The Ministry of Labour, Employment and Social Security has urged all service-seekers not to go after middlemen since

Youths working abroad, channel a huge source of income for the government in the form of tax. Considering the benefits of foreign employment, the Nepal government has made deals with nations to provide them with employees.

Compared to last August, there has been a decrease in the number of Nepalis going abroad for employment in the month of September/October.

Jitendra Kumar Jha, a Nepalese working in Saudi Arabia for the past few years, has been brought to Nepal as a victim of a brain attack.

Daily international flights have now started from Gautam Buddha International Airport in Bhairahawa.