Kathmandu, Nepal — The Nepali Congress has urged individuals from various professional sectors to formally join the party, citing the need for broader participation amid Nepal’s changing political landscape.
In a statement issued Friday, party spokesperson Devaraj Chalise said the Congress is inviting people engaged in different professions and fields to become formally affiliated with the party in response to the evolving political context.
The party said that under the leadership of President Gagan Thapa, it is prioritizing organizational strengthening, policy clarity and the restoration of public trust.
Invitation to Multiple Sectors
The Nepali Congress called on individuals associated with medicine, education, law, industry, information technology, agriculture, labor and civil society to join the party. It encouraged those who believe in building an alternative political force and contributing to social transformation through political engagement to participate formally.
According to the statement, strengthening democracy and the nation requires new thinking, fresh energy and the involvement of experienced individuals.
Focus on Institutional Values and Accountability
The party described itself as a democratic platform that brings together thought, conscience and commitment. It said institutional values would be prioritized over individual prominence and that it remains committed to transparency, accountability and policy-based politics.
The statement reiterated that broader participation from capable individuals across sectors is essential for reinforcing democratic institutions and governance.
