Rebuilding Nepal as the Frontier of Global Startups

A few decades ago, the absence of technology-driven growth in less-developed countries was excusable. Limited infrastructure, capital constraints, no access to technology, and late entry into global markets offered a convenient explanation. That excuse no longer holds. Countries such as Estonia and South Korea, once facing similar structural limitations, have transformed themselves into globally competitive economies by betting decisively on technology. The accessibility and affordability of modern-day tech infrastructures have surpassed any rationale for stagnancy in this sector.