Addressing the concluding session of the seventh International General Assembly and World Conference of Non Resident Nepali Association in the capital city Saturday, the Prime Minister pledged to carry out amendments to the constitution as per the people's demand and aspirations. He called on the agitating parties to come for talks to search for a way out to the problems, as agitation would do nothing except inconvenience to the people.
Insisting on political unity when the country is facing difficulty, the Prime Minister called on the Nepali Congress to participate in the government and support it to deal with adverse situation in the country.
The NC could not stay aside to the government when the country was in the crisis.
PM Oli urged the NRNs across the globe to support efforts aimed to making the country self-reliant in view of economic development with the modernization and commercialization of agro sector.
On the occasion, former Prime Minister Sushil Koirala reaffirmed that Nepali Congress (NC) would move ahead collaborating with the incumbent government.
Koirala clarified that he filed his candidacy for the new Prime Minister last Sunday as per the decision of his party, which he called a 'compulsory move'. He also argued that he contested in the Prime Minister's election for the democracy.
The NC President urged the disgruntled Madhesh-centric political parties to seek outlet through talks.
Meanwhile, the 7th International General Assembly of NRN and Global Conference has ended issuing a 10-point declaration.
The declaration prioritizes the construction of the 1,000 houses in collaboration with the government, and becoming a real partner for development by utilizing skills and capital and attracting investment in hydro electricity, tourism, health and education.
At the programme, newly elected NRNA Chairman Sesh Ghale made commitment that the Kathmandu declaration would be fully implemented. The conference was attended by more than 1200 NRN representatives from 71 countries. RSS
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