I am starting to think that Nepal is on the verge of becoming the next commercial hub in the South Asia, just like Singapore in Southeast Asia and UAE in the Middle East. All this political chaos, MCC and BRI all point to one thing and that is Nepal is historically and geographically is located in a strategic location to conduct business in the region that has a massive population of 3 billions. That is a lot of consumers or dollars for the big businesses. If anyone has won in the last 60-70 years, it is the big business, not democracy or communists. Donald Trump is an epitome of the big business! According to him, he wins everything!
harkhe7 · Dec 29, 2020 1:21 PM · 2,738 views
You are an educated fool .. now ask me why and how ??? Last edited: 29-Dec-20 02:04 PM
butternut squash · Dec 29, 2020 2:01 PM
I think the educated fools were our political leaders. They fought for democracy and communist ideology (workers right) when 95% of our people were in agriculture. Obviously, the democracy didn't work in the past. Our grand fathers were busy doing farming. Now, it is a totally different time. We have 40-50 lakh young people working in foreign countries. There are more working class people in the South Asia than 50 years ago. Almost all my friends from village went to Middle East for work, while many of my friends from Kathmandu are in the west. It is like 60's in America. Only few people had AC or cars. I am certainly interested in your view. I ask you why and how, please. They are predicting India to be the third largest economy soon. It will be easier for China and India to do business from Nepal due to political reasons in my view. https://youtu.be/CMNajLVXw08 Last edited: 29-Dec-20 06:13 PM
harkhe7 · Dec 29, 2020 3:06 PM
I saw this video where Prachanda talks about triparte agreement between Nepal, China and India. And, he further says that Modi and Xi Jinpjng discussed during Modi's visit to Beijing. If there is peace, I certainly see it happening. There needs to be peace first. https://youtu.be/-O41a8Iwo3k
harkhe7 · Jan 16, 2021 8:35 PM
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