BRI or Bust? Chinese Professor urges Nepal to choose growth over stagnation

Prof. Yunsong Huang of Sichuan University argues that Nepal should seize the BRI as an opportunity for economic growth and diversification, enabling the country to break free from political instability and geopolitical influences.

By Guna Raj Luitel

KATHMANDU, March 15: What should be Nepal's development path? Restoring the monarchy or strengthening republicanism? A heated debate is taking place, from tea shops to town hall meetings in Kathmandu.

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