The discussion outlines the regulations for foreign direct investment (FDI) in Nepal, particularly focusing on the Foreign Investment and Technology Transfer Act (FITTA). It presents a negative list of industries where FDI is not permitted, such as animal husbandry, small and medium businesses, and professional services. The text then explores potential loopholes for investment in these restricted industries, suggesting alternative business models that could attract foreign investment. It also highlights the minimum investment threshold of NPR 20 million (approximately USD 150,000) and provides examples of industries where FDI is encouraged, including construction, IT, and financial services.

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