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Nepali Congress closed session discussions to resume Wednesday



KATHMANDU: Discussions at the third day of the Nepali Congress’ 15th General Convention closed session concluded on Tuesday, with the remaining discussions scheduled to resume Wednesday morning.

General Convention representatives discussed party president Gagan Kumar Thapa’s political proposal titled ‘National Renaissance and Prosperity’, Vice President Bishwo Prakash Sharma’s contemporary proposal titled ‘The Decline of Political Culture and the Responsibility for Transformation in Line with the Times’, General Secretary Gururaj Ghimire’s organisational report and Treasurer Umesh Shrestha’s financial report.

Representatives from all seven provinces, as well as the party’s sister and well-wisher organisations, took part in the discussions, according to General Convention Management Committee Coordinator Suresh Raj Acharya.

According to Acharya, the closed session will resume at 10:30 am on Wednesday. He said party president Thapa is scheduled to address the session at the beginning of Wednesday’s proceedings.

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