Closed-door session of Congress’ 15th general convention begins
Summary
The Nepali Congress has begun the closed-door session of its 15th General Convention after its Central Working Committee approved the discussion agenda. Delegates have been split into Mountain, Hill and Tarai-Madhes groups to review political, organisational and statute-related proposals.
Key Points
- The Nepali Congress opened the closed-door session of its 15th General Convention on Monday after approving the agenda through its Central Working Committee.
- Delegates have been divided into Mountain, Hill and Tarai-Madhes halls based on their province and party affiliation.
- The session will discuss political, organisational and contemporary issues proposals presented by party leaders.
- The Central Working Committee approved the proposals before holding what was described as its final meeting.
