Nepal, Feb. 6 -- Nepal faces significant challenges in managing risks associated with bilateral trade and regional trade, particularly with third-country EXIM (export-import) transactions. Addressing these risks is complicated further by Nepal's low adoption of automation technologies to facilitate trade. Additionally, many trade facilitation measures are still lacking, preventing Nepal from fully meeting the World Trade Organization (WTO) trade facilitation requirements. Given these challenges, it is crucial for the private sector to push the government to implement technological solutions to address these issues. Achieving sustainable trade measures that align with the Paris Convention for Landlocked Developing Countries (LLDCs) remain...