The fund was instructed by Finance Minister Paudel to recover the loan of about 27 billion that was granted to Nepal Airlines Corporation.

Bishnu Prasad Paudel, the Finance Minister and Deputy Prime Minister, has given the go-ahead to concentrate on increasing the investment that the fund is supposed to raise. Finance Minister Paudel delivered this directive on Monday during the Employees' Provident Fund's 63rd anniversary program.

He said that the fund's investment was not widely available and he requested that the return on the fund's investment receive particular consideration. Declaring that the government guarantees the money, he gave the order to increase the investment. He emphasized the argument that examining the Employee Provident Fund's return on investment is essential. He gave the go-ahead to start fundraising for an investment of more than 27 billion dollars, with the government guaranteeing the money invested in Nepal Airlines Corporation.

He requested that the assurance provided by the administration not be kept silent. What type of return does he expect from his other investments, which include the aviation industry? He recommended taking a nuanced approach to the subject. He said that in order to boost returns, the fund needs to operate.

He made it clear that savers needed to focus on maximizing their gains. He said that instead of working in a way that makes the micromonitoring fund's interests satisfied through investing, it is imperative to operate in a way that ensures those interests are not harmed.