In today's meeting of the ruling political party, the government has been suggested to bring policies and programs that will bring the economy to a rhythm while further strengthening the democratic republic and instill hope in the young generation.

CPN (UML) Secretary General Pradeep Kumar Gyawali, who participated in the meeting, informed the mediapersons that it was emphasized to prevent wastage of resources by making the development construction effective, timely and highly prioritized in the meeting held at the Prime Minister's Residence, Baluwatar. He has been asked to come up with an integrated plan for entrepreneurship, skill development, start-up, professional development and market expansion to instill hope in the young generation. It has been suggested that Deputy Secretary General Gyawali ruthlessly cut unnecessary structures and wasteful expenses, increase good governance and efficiency, and strengthen external relations.

Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli called a meeting of the ruling political parties to discuss the policies and programs of the government of Nepal for the next fiscal year, which will be presented by President Ramchandra Paudel in both houses of the Federal Parliament on May 19.

Leaders have asked the government to bring a budget for a major break-through in order to collectively respond to attacks and attacks on the existing system, to advance mountain-focused agriculture and animal development programs to manage migration. 

In response to journalists' questions, leader Gyawali expressed his belief that talks are being held with the government and the protesting teachers and that an agreement will soon be reached to create an environment for the operation of community schools. The