Kathmandu. Rajeshkaji Shrestha has been unopposedly elected as the President of International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), Nepal, the world's largest organization of businessmen established in Paris in 1919 and having about 4 lakh 50 thousand members from 170 countries. ICC Nepal general assembly held in Kathmandu on Tuesday, shrestha was elected unopposed President. Meanwhile, General assembly of ICC Nepal has elected Lokmanya Golcha as a Senior Vice President.  Likewise, 5 others have been elected for the position of  ICC Nepal's Vice President. As a V.P.  Dinesh Shrestha was elected for the category of organization , whereas, Ganesh Karki was elected for Limited Company, Sunil KC was elected for Banking Sector, Chunky Kshetri for Insurance Sector and Rajendra Aryal was elected unopposed for Associate Company.  Besides this , assembly has selected  Rajendra Malla as a ex-officio Vice President and Lakpa Sonam Sherpa as a  Honorary Vice President. Similarly, through this general assembly  Naresh Prasad Shrestha was elected as a  General Secretary, Kush Prasad Malli as a Treasurer, and Ramsharan Bhandari and Rekha Ghimire as Secretaries .

Meanwhile,  Gyanendra Dhungana, Ashok Sherchan, Ashok Aggarwal, Minbahadur Gurung, Arjun Prasad Sharma, Sudesh Khaling, Ramesh Sharma, Sudarshan Chapagain, Sanjay Aggarwal, Urmila Shrestha, Susan Karmacharya, Deshbandhu Basnet, Pavitra Kumar Karki, Ravichandra Singh, Vijay Shrestha, Tribhuvandhar Tuladhar, Sujan Shrestha, Viplab Paudel, Deepak Kumar Shrestha and Nushraj Paudel have been elected as  a , Executive members of International Chamber of Commerce . SurendraBir Malakar is the Immediate past president of Nepal Chapter of the organization.

Speaking on the occasion, newly elected President of ICC Nepal, Shrestha said that ICC Nepal will work in a coordinated manner with the government, employers, banks and financial sector, law makers and various business associations to create a business environment in Nepal.  Also,  he mentioned about drawing the attention of various international agencies including ICC to Nepal for tourism promotion and Nepali export promotion as well as tourism promotion besides playing an important role in mediating commercial disputes within and outside the country.