Chandra Prasad Dhakal, President of the Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FNCCI), emphasized the importance of resilience in moving forward despite the significant damage caused by protests led by the "Gen-Z" group. He encouraged individuals not to lose hope and to begin the process of rebuilding industries and businesses that were affected by the destruction and arson.

Dhakal, President of the FNCCI, stressed the importance of moving forward with resilience despite the significant damage caused by protests led by the "Gen-Z" group. He encouraged rebuilding efforts and highlighted the need for renewed investment and job creation in the private sector.

Dhakal acknowledged the challenges faced by industries and businesses, stressing the role of entrepreneurship in driving economic growth and national prosperity.

He expressed confidence that the resilience shown by the younger generation will pave the way for a better future.

Acknowledging the challenges faced by the private sector, which was already recovering from various crises, Dhakal highlighted the need for renewed investment and job creation. He viewed the current situation as an opportunity for economic reform in the country.

In response to the losses suffered by industrialists and entrepreneurs during the protests against poor governance and corruption, Dhakal expressed deep concern over the impact on jobs, investments, and properties. He called for collective efforts to address the challenges and rebuild the affected sectors.

He stressed the importance of educating the younger generation about the vital role of the private sector in driving the country's economy. Dhakal pointed out that entrepreneurship not only provides jobs but also boosts government revenue and national wealth.

He pointed out that the private sector contributes more than 81% to the national economy and generates over 86% of jobs. He believes that the country's prosperity is impossible without the private sector.

"The private sector is actively involved in nation-building. We cannot achieve the development, prosperity, and the new Nepal we envision without collaborating with the private sector," he emphasized.

Dhakal expressed optimism that the determination of Gen-Z will lead to a brighter future.