Govt to send anti-money laundering ordinances to prez

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KATHMANDU, May 2: The government Thursday appointed economist Chiranjivi Nepal the economic advisor to the finance ministry.

A cabinet meeting today took a decision to this effect. The meeting also decided to send a draft regulation on revenue leakage to the bill drafting committee. Likewise, the meeting decided to send two anti-money laundering ordinances to the president for approval.

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