KATHMANDU, Dec 19: The 11th General Convention of the CPN-UML, which concluded formally on Thursday, has passed a 24-point political proposal on contemporary issues.
The proposal was presented by the coordinator of the Proposal Writing Committee, Pradeep Gyawali, in the concluding session of the General Convention. The document has incorporated the issues, including the demand of reinstating the House of Representatives (HoR), so as to bring the country back on a constitutional track.
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The General Convention had the inauguration at Sallaghari of Bhaktapur on December 13.
In the concluding session, newly elected Chairperson KP Sharma Oli shared that the General Convention had dispelled the false narrative that political parties with legacy were losing relevance, announcing that they would move ahead in the path to development, good governance, prosperity and restoration of HoR.
The UML was always ready to hold a meaningful discussion with new generations for the country's development and prosperity, and to move ahead for collaboration, according to the party. Hinting at the Gen Z movement, the party said it has moved ahead by making various decisions to increase youth participation in the party's organisational structures.
The General Convention has further emphasized that foreign affairs should be conducted on the basis of sovereign equality, mutual cooperation, understanding and justice. Advancing balanced relations with friendly countries, including the neighbours, by keeping intact the national interest is significant, the UML said, adding that non-alignment, the UN charter and world peace bear equal value.
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