The World Trade Organization Will Provide Us $2 Million To Support Nepal.

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The export of major textile carpet shawls has declined in support of Nepal's development of the shawl trade plan and the development of the shawl industry in Nepal.

The international trade centre of the world trade organization pledged to provide $2 million to support Nepal.

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< p > since the end of the US tariff reduction quota in 2005, Nepalese clothing exports have been in a doldrums.

In the past 10 months, the global sales of Nepal's shawls were 1 billion 260 million rupees, down 51% from the same period last year.

During this period, Nepalese exports to the third world countries (except India) amounted to 2 billion 500 million rupees, down 27.9%.

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< p > because of the slowdown in the western economy, especially in Europe, political instability and power shortage in Nepal.

In the first five months of December 2012, Nepal exported 4 billion 780 million rupees of RMG, carpets and shawls, much lower than the previous year's 6 billion 890 million rupees.

During that period, Nepal's RMG exports to the international market (including India) amounted to 1 billion 380 million rupees, down 46% from a year ago.

Nepal's RMG exports to India were 100 million rupees, down 62.5% from 267 million rupees in the same period last year, while the RMG exports to other countries dropped by 46% to 1 billion 280 million rupees.

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The export of shawls in Nepal has declined over the past few years, and the shawl businesses worry that the government's promotion is not enough to support the shawl industry to develop new markets. P

Nepal exported 4 billion 950 million rupees to third world countries, down 12.9% from the same period last year.

Over the same period, Nepal imported 2 billion 470 million rupees from India, 9% less than the previous fiscal year, and 27.9% from third world countries, mainly China, with an import volume of 2 billion 500 million rupees.

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Less than P > cashmere shawls are included in the Nepalese trade integration strategy (NTIS). The official strategy is aimed at improving the export of certain selective products.

Because the demand for these products has been shrinking in overseas markets other than India.

The export volume of this product has also shrunk dramatically.

In the first five months, the export volume of the shawl dropped by 44% to 760 million rupees, but exports to India surged 84% to 27 million 400 thousand rupees.

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In the near future, the world trade organization's International Trade Centre (P) promised to provide $2 million to support Nepal's plans to enhance the development of the shawl trade and to promote the development of the shawl industry in Nepal.

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