NC meeting endorses political report on economy, private sector, employment, agriculture, industry and production

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१९ आश्विन २०८३, सोमबार १३:५०October 5, 2026

KATHMANDU TAG_OPEN_div_25— The Central Working Committee (CWC) has endorsed a political report to be presented by Nepali Congress President Gagan Kumar Thapa in the closed session of the 15th General Convention.

The report presents the political, ideological, organizational and economic political line of the Nepali Congress for the next four years, from self-review to caution against the government, the policy of not forging alliances before elections, restructuring of the party, collaboration with the private sector, youth participation and the concept of ‘Prosperous Nepal, Honored Nepali’.TAG_OPEN_div_23

Admitting that it has prioritized position and power over its main objective in the last two decades, Thapa’s report states that the politics of alliance management, division, factionalism and give-and-take has weakened the party’s moral ground and the tendency to protect its own side of the party in corruption and irregularities has weakened the autonomy of public institutions.TAG_OPEN_div_21

The report also states that the party has resolved to reform the party by apologizing to the people through the second special general convention by self-reflecting that the party’s distance from the younger generation has increased and the expectations of the citizens have not been understood.TAG_OPEN_div_19

Similarly, the report has proposed the historical contribution of the Nepali Congress and self-review, the people’s uprising of September 23÷24 and the defeat of the Nepali Congress, the role of the opposition, new policy on elections and alliances, the ideological renewal of the Nepali Congress, ‘Prosperous Nepal, Honored Nepali’, a system to seek answers to questions in every important government and public decision, budget expenditure and the development of a digital system where the public can see the details of responsible officials directly.TAG_OPEN_div_17

Economy and private sector, pre-distributive justice, employment, migration and population, agriculture, industry and production, climate change and green development, technology and artificial intelligence, social sector, federalism and constitution, transitional justice, national independence and changing world, new concept of national reconciliation, organisational reform and five-generation cooperation, corruption control and internal discipline within the party, public commitment to ‘what will we not do’, two terms of the Prime Minister, electoral reforms, revolving fund for martyrs, injured and displaced people, special provisions for youths and deadline for the implementation of ‘Sammunna’ are among the issues covered in the report.TAG_OPEN_div_15