“Our youth are not just the future—they are the present. They are the leaders who will build a new Nepal,” said PM KP Sharma Oli in a passionate speech this week. His powerful message is now making headlines across the country.
The Prime Minister wants young people to create businesses, use new ideas, and change the nation for the better. He believes Nepal can be strong if young people get help and chances. This article talks about what PM Oli said, why it matters, and how it can help the youth in Nepal.
Why PM Oli’s Message Matters
In Nepal, many young people leave the country for jobs. This makes it hard for Nepal to grow. PM Oli wants to stop this. He believes young people have great ideas. If they stay and build businesses here, Nepal will become stronger.
He also shared his vision during the announcement of Nepal's Budget for Startups 2025. The government will give more money to help young people start businesses. PM Oli says, “The youth should not wait for jobs. Instead, they should create jobs.”
Creating Jobs Through Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurship means starting a business with new and smart ideas. It helps create jobs. PM Oli wants to grow entrepreneurship in Nepal.
He said, “Let us support our young dreamers and doers.” Many young Nepalis have dreams, but they don’t have the tools or money to start. The government plans to fix that.
The plan includes:
Giving money (startup grants and loans) to small businesses.
Helping with training and tools.
Setting up startup help centers in every province.
This will help bring job creation in Nepal and stop the need to leave for work in other countries.
Innovation Is the Key
PM Oli shared that Nepal youth innovation is the future of the country. Innovation means using new ideas to solve old problems. For example, a smart phone app to help farmers or a machine that saves water.
He gave examples of youth-led startups that are already helping. One group made a robot to help with farming. Another startup helps schools teach better using mobile technology.
This kind of thinking is what PM Oli supports. He said, “Our young people are full of brilliant ideas. The government will now be the ladder they can climb.” PM Oli added, that innovation will not only bring money but also respect to the country.
Nepal Government’s Startup Support 2025
To turn PM Oli’s dream into reality, the government introduced a new plan called Nepal startup support 2025. This plan includes:
A Startup Development Fund of NPR 1 billion
Tax holidays for new businesses for up to 3 years
Special tech zones for youth to test and grow their products
Help with marketing and exports to take Nepali products abroad
This policy, known as Nepal government startup policy, aims to make Nepal a hub for young entrepreneurs by 2030.
Role of Gen Z in Nepal’s Future
PM Oli talked directly to Gen Z—the youngest generation. They are smart, tech-savvy, and full of energy. He believes they will shape the country.
He said, “Gen Z entrepreneurship Nepal is not a dream anymore. It is our plan.” The government will help them by including entrepreneurship lessons in schools, and by setting up innovation labs in colleges.
Many students are already working on their own apps, eco-friendly products, and digital businesses. The goal is to support them from school to startup.
Spreading the Message: Youth for a New Nepal
The speech ended with a strong call: Nepal needs its youth. The Prime Minister’s PM Oli youth message was clear and hopeful. The country needs not just students and workers—but leaders, dreamers, and builders.
In another recent interview, PM Oli emphasized, “Do not think of going abroad. Think of building Nepal. This is your country. Your future.”
Young people are the power of Nepal. With the right support, they can change the economy, bring new ideas, and make life better for everyone.
What This Means for You
If you are a young person in Nepal with an idea, now is your time. The government is ready to help. There are funds, training, and even tax support for startups. You can learn, grow, and lead.
You can also join programs and events organized by youth business groups. Ask your teachers, join innovation camps, or explore online startup courses. You don’t need to go abroad—you can build your dream here.
This message is more than just words. It is a new direction for entrepreneurship development in Nepal.
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