Manish Pandit Outlines Five-Year Strategic Plan as New Board Chairman

Newly appointed chairman Manish Pandit has introduced a five-year strategic plan designed to turn the board into a self-reliant and profitable body. Addressing attendees after accepting his official appointment document at the Ministry of Information and Communication on Monday, he explained that his roadmap was initially presented to the ministry during the selection phase. He emphasized working in coordination with official authorities to increase institutional revenue and meet targets established by the state. Pointing to current operational challenges, Pandit highlighted the necessity of implementing extensive reforms across administrative areas. He stated that his 15 years of practical involvement in the film sector provides the necessary foundation to manage these institutional obstacles. Pandit remarked that securing organizational self-reliance remains a crucial priority, alongside efforts to establish an effective working environment for future operations. The executive appointment follows an official decision made by the Cabinet of the Government of Nepal on 30 Asoj. Moving forward, the strategic plan intends to align administrative procedures and policy structures with national goals. Pandit expressed assurance that planned activities will move ahead in a structured manner as legal drafting relevant to the film sector continues to progress.