Nepali Congress Begins Closed Session of 15th General Convention

The closed session of the 15th General Convention of the Nepali Congress has officially commenced in Kathmandu. To facilitate structured discussions, the party has divided representatives from various provinces and groups into three separate halls. This arrangement aims to systematically address the key organizational and political documents tabled for the party's future direction. Prior to the start of the closed session, the central committee of the party held a meeting to finalize key decisions. Party Spokesperson Debraj Chalise announced that this gathering was the final meeting of the current central committee, which had been established during the special convention. The committee approved the major proposals that are now being debated by the delegates in the closed session. The discussions focus on three primary documents submitted by the party leadership. President Gagan Kumar Thapa presented a comprehensive political report, while General Secretary Pradip Paudel tabled a proposal regarding party operations and constitutional amendments. Additionally, Vice President Bishwa Prakash Sharma introduced a proposal addressing contemporary national issues. According to Spokesperson Chalise, the political document presented by President Thapa outlines the strategic course of the Nepali Congress for the upcoming four years. The report covers the overall state of the nation, the party's stance on the government, and its perspective on international relations. The delegates in the designated halls, including the Madhesh hall, are reviewing these proposals to shape the party's future leadership and structure.