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Kathmandu. The long-standing dispute of the Non-Resident Nepali Association (NRNA) has been resolved. An agreement was reached today to unify the NRNA, which was divided into two groups after the 10th General Convention. The NRNA has stated that a four-point agreement has been reached between the two parties regarding unity.
The NRNA, which was divided into two groups, has been united at the initiative of Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’. Former Finance Minister and Deputy General Secretary of the CPN (Maoist Center) Janardan Sharma also played a role in resolving the NRNA dispute. After the talks between the two groups on Sunday, the two groups signed a memorandum of understanding on unity in the presence of Prime Minister Dahal and Deputy Secretary General Sharma.
On the occasion, Prime Minister Dahal said that it was difficult to coordinate the government due to the existence of two groups and expressed his happiness at having come together. He suggested that the statutes of the two groups be certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and made one.
The press release states that President Dr. Badri KC and Binod Kunwar have been continuing talks and dialogue for a long time to unite the divided NRNA. A negotiation committee was formed under the coordination of NRNA activists Janaki Gurung and DB Chhetri. As per the agreement, the 11th general convention and elections will be held in October.
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