Dr Swarnim Waglé on Advocata Conversations | Ep.06 | Murtaza Jafferjee | Dr Swarnim Waglé

We are back with our sixth episode of 'Advocata Conversations!'
This is a series of discussions, where we converse with esteemed industry leaders on policy and economy! With Advocata Conversations we aim to capture insights from experienced policymakers on policy reforms and their impact.
Our sixth episode is between Dr Swarnim Waglé, an Elected Member of Federal Parliament of Nepal and former Chief Economic Advisor at the UNDP Regional Bureau for Asia and the Pacific (RBAP) in New York and the Chair of Advocata, Murtaza Jafferjee.
Dr Swarnim Waglé discusses his journey from joining the The World Bank and the UNDP in Asia and the Pacific in New York to becoming an elected Member of Federal Parliament in Nepal. He also further explores on the economic developments of countries in South Asia like Vietnam, Pakistan and Nepal.
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[@ravi9973]

Nepal is on the big change for the positiveness....the talents are coming out..good luck Swarnim Nepal

[@bimsarabasnayake]

Very educative and informative discourse. We, as a nation, have been electing from vision-less to do-gooders to racist to finally liars, rogues, and murderers as the country's leaders. Now, the nation is seeking punishers to their own past elected bunch. That, too, will most likely be another irreversible selection.

[@Kjhgfd123]

Loved this interview! Day in day out, nepali media is plastered with stories like "This politician said this about some other politician" and it seems like we as a nation have stopped talking about the things that actually matter. We need more people like Swarnim and Sumana starting dialogues and conversations on important matters.

[@riteshpandey93116]

Glad to see our Swarnim Wagle in different medias.

[@devoteesharma3886]

Omg !He is such a great economist in Nepal and he knows how to make the best decision for the country financially and he will be deliver the highest results in the nation if people can choose him as economic leader..iam very impressed with his ability and skills.😊😊good luck to him 👍

[@sagarthakuri3003]

Proud of sornim dai.. yesto manchhe testobgagan KO pachhi layera ani hunxa aabo tapai desko artha mantri hunuparxa natra aru BATA Nepal bandaina.

[@khanal.sanjeev]

Gist of the conversation was: 1. About Swarnim's upbringing (from childhood till the date) 2. Nepal's Vibrant Cultural and Social Diversity and the balance it holds 3. Corruption induced due to Dirty Politics and It's Impact on economy 4. Still uncorrupt institutions are: "Rastra Bank", "Public Service Commission" and "Nepal Army" only 5. Areas Nepal needs to focus on (for economy to rise): (a) Dam based Hydro Electricity (Clean Energy) - there is capacity for upto 40,000MW (b) Tourism (himalaya has great potential) (c) Digital Export and Data Centers

[@yogeshbhatt5850]

Having Himalayas weather, cold enough. I have eyes on data centres to be established in Nepal. But we would need basic things such as transportation and electricity for such infrastructure.

[@khanal.sanjeev]

@@yogeshbhatt5850 transportation and electricity problems can be solved if data centers can be operated within the perimeter of a dam-based hydropower projects. however, it requires infrastructure for high-speed internet connection.

[@yogeshbhatt5850]

@@khanal.sanjeev yes, but a big data center would need its own hydropower plant. Those which already exist are connected to main transmission line so i guess the energy won't be sufficient. Either way. So the plan would be building own hydroE plant. But yea, High speed Internet is still a problem.

[@user-ih5wp8kg4y]

This is an excellent talk and inside out of Dr. Swarnim Wagle'. Kudos to you both!

[@krishnapandey8611]

We need visionary and hardworking leadership and people to break the limitations posed by landlocked and mountainous territory through digitalization, clean energy, high valued products and tourism potential offered by beautiful landscape and nice people with rich history and culture.

[@harkarana700]

great brother you are the only one person who can represent the nation ❤

[@yogeshbhatt5850]

One thing l liked about this interview is the way host let Wagle speak enough.

[@shishirsharma853]

Excellent interview well said……love it

[@neerajpokhrel6064]

Glad to see from other political media

[@shreerajpaudel5168]

We have a huge hope on you !!!

[@dipeshchaudhary2247]

great conversation, really inspiring

[@Bhandaridb]

A great talk ...

[@rupak1675]

Great conversation ❤

[@birendrayogi44]

great talk 🥰 Thanks

[@kieran1990able]

Nepali ma ni pokta English ma ni pokta, highly talented and visionsery person, yesto manxe ho PM huna suhauxa, country lai represent garna sakne.

[@dilika1234]

Good discussion !!

[@pawankdka5681]

Great

[@SujalEducation-2024]

❤🎉

[@SabitaPaudel-iw6hm]

Swornim is legend ❤

[@sarojrajsatyal3736]

Your school background itself define the dream n plans of the king ......how he was transforming society n youth beyong cast n discrimination n creating world class citizen l leaders of diverse culture n econiomy background n etc ......... n u followed gagan thapa?? There is where the problem somewhere in Nepal bro .....we neeed king back for the back up n justice for the poor ...

[@hitnailhalfway2485]

🤣🤣🤣 The King's ruled for centuries and did fuckall. How the fuck can anyone in the 21st century think that somebody born out of a specific blood has the inherent right to rule over everyone. Nobody chose him, we're just to believe that because he was born out of that vagina, he has the innate ability to rule? What the fucking fuck kind of thinking is that? I think what you actually want is a stable government. The frustration with current leadership is that because of their infighting and instability, the people are suffering.

[@aviseklama802]

You are the king of your life;the so called king isn’t going to lift the magic wand to solve your problems

[@sarojrajsatyal3736]

@aviseklama802 your words express yr innocence ego or ignorance....

[@danybohara9309]

Nepal had lots of expectations about swornim before but if it is concern about the nepal and its bravery of nepal's history as well as the bravery of nepal's founder prithvi narayan shah and nepal's army or say royal nepal army, i feel very sorry to say that he is still lacking behind about the knowedge about the history of nepal army as well as founder of nepal prithavi narayan shah.

[@pawanshrestha5388]

Ask him who make the country

[@krishnasubedi6982]

He is genuine because he got lots of opportunities from the state and Nepali Congress party but he has cheated the country being the hidden agent of MCC.

[@maheshsinghdhami6932]

जान्नेलाई छान्ने जय घण्टी

[@user-ti6zb2tq3h]

Swarnim laai ni lagdim 😊k gardo raxa herdim

[@KrishnaLama-yr1hb]

पिम नेपाल

[@right2liveworld478]

MCC KO agent

[@chaalllaaann8294]

Yestai dimag le ta Nepal paxi xa aajhai paani tattu neeta haru le dekhaune sapana maa biswass lagkxa?

[@kushalghimire6630]

Great