Showing posts with label CIP Awards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CIP Awards. Show all posts

Monday, January 27, 2014

President awards 35 commercially important persons



President Dr Ram Baran Yadav today awarded some 35 Commercially Important Persons (CIP) for their contribution to the economy.
The 35 people and institutions – under 15 category – have been selected on the basis of their performance by Trade and Export Promotion Centre (TEPC) under the Ministry of Commerce and Supplies.
The President handed over the CIP emblem and certificate to the representatives of firms and organisations selected under 15 different categories.
The CIP awradees will get special facilities like they can use VIP lounge at the airport, get SAARC business sticker visa, and have easy access to the national and international leaders.
The award that is given every two years, has this year recognised the largest third country exporter, largest exporter to India and China, largest overseas importer, industry with largest employment generation, and largest taxpayers in the last two years.
President Yadav, on the occasion, said that the country can develop economically only through joint efforts of the government and the private sector. Stressing the need for better understanding between the government and the private sector to translate policies and programmes, he asked to effectively promote the domestic products and exports.

Tuesday, May 28, 2013

Three dozen recommended for CIP honour



Some three dozen entrepreneurs and business organisations have been recommended for the Commercially Important Person (CIP) honour for their contribution to the economy and commercial sector.
The list of 35 foreign and national exporters, importers, investors, employers and entrepreneurs has been selected on the basis of transactions made in the last two fiscal years 2010-11 and 2011-12.
The honour — that includes VIP facilities at Tribhuwan International Airport and other privileges — is awarded every two years by the government to encourage entrepreneurs to contribute to the economy.
Nepal Telecom has been recommended for its contribution as the largest tax payer; IME for channelling the highest amount of remittance at Rs 123.11 billion into the country; Sita World Travels for bringing the highest number of tourists from third countries; Hotel Hyatt Regency for earning the largest foreign currency through the tourism sector; largest employer Arihant Multi Fibers; largest investor of manufacturing industry under operation Jagdamba Steel Industries; top two importers of Nepali goods in China — Tibet Yintao Trading Company of Khasa and Shanghai Hengna — two importers of Nepali goods in India — Dabur India and Bhushan Power and Steel — five largest exporters-industrialists — Paramount Carpet Industries, Nepal Fashion, Everest Pashmina Knit & Weaving Industries, Tribeni Dal & Oil Industries and Asian Leather Industries — based on the amount of goods exported to third countries; Aarti Strips and Dabur Nepal as top two exporters-industrialists based on the amount exported to India have been recommended for the honour.
Likewise, presidents of Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FNCCI), Confederation of Nepalese Industries (CNI), and Nepal Chamber of Commerce (NCC) for their contribution in promoting export and commercial sectors; presidents of top three commodities associations — Nepal Carpet Exporters' Association, Garment Association-Nepal (GAN) and Nepal Pashmina Industries Association — for their largest share in third country exports, apart from Federation of Nepalese Handicrafts and Federation of Nepalese Women Entrepreneurs have also been recommended for the CIP honour.
Similarly, five largest importers — Wissenbach GMBH & Co KG, Germany; The Bonton Stores Inc, USA; Lentils-Rokeya, Bangladesh; Oto Gmbh, Germany and Derma SRL, Italy — of Nepali goods in third countries based on the amount of goods exported have also been recommended for the honour.
However, the government will not award the CIP to any person or business blacklisted by any of the government authorities; blacklisted by Credit Information Bureau (CIB) as a defaulter of any bank or financial institution; of bad moral and convicted by the court; convicted of corruption and financial irregularities and tax defaulter till the previous year, at the time of awarding the CIP.

Wednesday, November 14, 2007

Businessmen conferred CIP awards, Excellence awards

The government conferred Commercial Important Person (CIP) award and Excellence Award on 33 top exporters, importers, and leading industrial and trade association chiefs — honouring their contribution to the national coffer for two fiscal years 2004-05 and 2005-06.
They received the award for their contribution in promoting exports, creating more employment opportunities.
Kiran Sakha, president of Garment Association of Nepal (GAN) speaking on behalf of the winners asked the government to provide security. "Political instability, labour dispute and regular bandh have hit the industries hard," he complained.
Similarly, welcoming the participants, Dinesh Chandra Gupta, executive director of Trade and Export Promotion Centre (TEPC) said that the award will boost businessmen's confidence and competitive edge.
The CIP award — started in 2004-05 — would allow winners claim various facilities like special passes that would entitle them to gain easy access to government offices and receive special treatment. They could also enjoy the CIP lounge at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA). The CIP award will be valid for two years.

The winners

Organisations
Chandi Raj Dhakal, president of FNCCI
Surendra Bir Malakar, president of NCC
Binod Chaudhary, president of CNI
Kiran Prakash Sakha, president of GAN
Kabindra Nath Thakur, president, CEIA (Nepal)
President of Central Carpet Industry Association
Exporters
Subrat Dhital of Cotton Comfort Pvt Ltd
Poonum Danawat of J D Apparels
Harsha Garg of Rara Apparels
T G Shrestha of Samling Carpet Industries
Deepak Kumar Bhattarai of Paramount Carpet Industries
Shiva Ratan Sharada of Pioneer Carpet Industry
Manish Kumar Agrawal of Shree Krishna Oil Refinery and Vegetable Ghee Industry
Diwakar Golchha of Arihant Multifibres Ltd
Uddyan Ganguly of Dabur Nepal Pvt Ltd
Rohit Uthithan of Arati Stripes Pvt Ltd

Importers
The Gap Inc, USA
Wall Mart Store Inc, USA
Ludwing Wissanbach GmbH, Germany
Teppich Kibek-GmbH, Germany
The Cashmere Co, UK

Exporters
Mrs Meena Karki of New Himalayan Akash Exports
Krishna Bahadur Kunwar of Shree Krishna Pashmina Arts
Raju Shrestha of Asiatic Traders and Exports
Parmeshworlal Agrawal of Narayani Leather Manufacturing Industries
Swayambhu Ratna Tuladhar of Yak and Yeti Enterprises
Hemlal Kapri of HLK Pvt Ltd

Eric Anthony Wiele of Plum Traders Inc, Atlantic Avenue
Leather M Trading Co Ltd, Shenzhen Longgang Centre
Mac Mccoy (DZI Tibet Collection), Washington DC
Protolano Products Inc, 840, Walker street, Prescott Ontario
Nature Et Decouvertes 1 Avenue de L'europe, Air Park