Operating under the official slogan 'New Congress, New Resolve,' party officials emphasize that the gathering aims to go beyond routine leadership elections. According to Devraj Chalise, spokesperson and coordinator of the convention’s Information, Communication and Technology Committee, the event seeks to institutionalize internal democratic practices, foster good governance as a state culture, and establish stronger connections with the younger generation.
Key Highlights of the Convention
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Massive Turnout: More than 7,000 delegates—featuring a notable representation of young leaders—are participating in the multi-day event.
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Broader Inclusion: For the first time in the party's history, representatives from democracy fighters, workers, professional groups, and the non-resident Nepali diaspora will secure dedicated representation within the Central Committee.
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Logistics & Registration: Delegate registration is underway at the party’s central office in Sanepa. Meanwhile, the grand inaugural ceremony is taking place at Khula Manch, which will be followed by closed-door policy sessions on October 5 and 6 to shape the party's upcoming political framework.
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Elections Schedule: The Central Election Committee has scheduled the registration of nomination papers for the Central Working Committee on Monday from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM at City Hall.
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Medical Preparedness: To ensure attendee safety, a five-stall health desk staffed by 30 medical professionals has been set up at Khula Manch. The facility offers free general check-ups, Ayurvedic and allopathic care, and blood pressure and blood sugar monitoring. Two dedicated ambulances are also on standby for emergency transfers to Bir Hospital and the National Trauma Centre.
