KATHMANDU:- Nepali Congress has decided to hold its general convention on 10-12 January in Kathmandu.
A meeting of the central executive committee held today at the party’s central office at Sanepa in Laitpur made the decision as per the proposal presented by acting president of the party Purna Bahadur Khadka.
The NC Central Committee meeting, which concluded today, decided to hold the Central General Convention on the specified dates and to complete the distribution of active party membership by December 6, according to party spokesperson Dr Prakash Sharan Mahat.
Likewise, as per the schedule finalized by the meeting, the renewal of active membership is to be completed by December 10, and all works related to new active members is to be finalized by December 23.
It has been agreed to ensure inclusion and youth representation in the distribution of new active memberships. The convention of the liaison committees will be held by December 30, the village/town convention by December 31, and the province regional convention by January 3.
Regional conventions and the convention of districts with a single constituency will be held by January 5. The district conventions of districts with more than one constituency are to take place by January 6, and the provincial conventions on January 7–8.
Similarly, as per the Central Committee decision, the term of the Central Committee, which is set to end on December 9, will be extended until mid-February, 2026.