MCC has no hidden agenda: Vice President Fatema
25 Jan 2025
KATHMANDU: The Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) has clarified that MCC remains committed to having open and transparent dialogue with the people of Nepal and sees this exchange as a positive step toward ratification of the MCC Nepal Compact.
This grant program will benefit nearly 23 million people by providing more reliable electricity and lowering the cost of transportation and energy, the statement signed by MCC Vice President Fatema Sumar has said.
In a response addressed to Finance Minister Janardhan Sharma, the MCC said, “Recognizing the immense value of the MCC Nepal Compact grant...
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