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Congress convention brings vibrant energy to Kathmandu venues

Delegates gathered in the capital emphasise the need for an honest, ethical and transformed political party.

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  • The 15th general convention of the Nepali Congress energises Kathmandu venues.
  • Delegates meeting at Khulamanch demand an honest, ethical and transformed party.
  • Representatives highlight the need to blend experienced leadership with youth energy.

The 15th general convention of the Nepali Congress has significantly heightened political activity across the capital. Delegates and representatives have gathered in notable numbers around Khulamanch and Bhrikutimandap, where the ongoing discussions have created a lively atmosphere throughout the area during Monday afternoon. During conversations on Monday afternoon at Khulamanch, convention participants underscored that the political organisation must evolve. They voiced a collective desire for a transformed, honest and deeply ethical party structure moving forward, reflecting the views of representatives from Lalitpur Metropolitan City. Observers and representatives meeting in the capital also highlighted the importance of a strong coordination between experienced older generations and vibrant youth energy to guide the party effectively through its upcoming phases. This careful balance is seen as essential for shaping the future direction of the political organisation. The ongoing events at these prominent locations in Kathmandu continue to draw extensive attention from political actors and observers alike. Discussions among members centre heavily on integrity, moral standards and organisational reform as delegates deliberate on the core principles needed for future political success.

From public sources and the WeNepal research team

https://wenepal.com/article/congress-convention-brings-vibrant-energy-to-kathmandu-venues-20261005

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