Nepal at the edge: Courage, corruption, and the call for Gen Z leadership
Summary
Nepal faces deep-rooted corruption and governance challenges that threaten its democratic fabric and development, calling for bold youth leadership and systemic reforms to revive the nation.
Key Points
- Nepal's federalism has led to increased corruption and lacks accountability at local and provincial levels.
- Systemic corruption affects policies, regulatory bodies, and public-private partnerships, stifling development.
- Key infrastructure projects like Pokhara and Lumbini airports symbolize failed investments due to strategic mismanagement and corruption.
- The author calls for courageous reforms including downsizing local governments, independent oversight, and balanced foreign policy to restore governance and national pride.
