Kathmandu. The Department of Foreign Employment has issued an ultimatum to fugitives who have arrest warrants issued in cases related to foreign employment and have not yet come into contact, to co...
Kathmandu. The Department of Foreign Employment has issued an ultimatum to fugitives who have arrest warrants issued in cases related to foreign employment and have not yet come into contact, to come into contact within 35 days.
The department issued a notice on October 9, taking permission from the Foreign Employment Tribunal, stating that they should come into contact with the department or the Nepal Police within the stipulated date.
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KATHMANDU: Nepal has reiterated its commitment to prioritising employment generation, strengthening the social security system and promoting inclusive social and economic transformation. Addressing the ninth session of the Social Development Committee of the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UN ESCAP), National Planning Commission member Pukar Malla stressed the need […]
