Bilateral ties with neighbors to be based on necessity and new principles: Oli

KATHMANDU, Jan 29: CPN-UML Chairman KP Sharma Oli has opined for maintaining the bilateral relations with neighbors on the basis of necessity and new principles instead of past practice.

Speaking at a program organized to felicitate newly elected working committee of Nepal Chamber of Commerce at the party central office, Dhumrabarahi on Monday, Chair Oli said that there was an era of colonialism in the past but the today’s world is moving ahead respecting the sovereignty of independent states.

He further added that we Nepalese should feel proud on state’s independency and sovereignty.

Chair Oli noted that the modern era is of co-existence among all states (either big or small in size) as per the UN’s charter. It was not a time of dominating small states by big states, Oli said.

On another note, former Prime Minister Oli stressed on rapid economic development in the country by using natural resources as the country has adequate resources.

Chair Oli also said that the upcoming government will co-work with private sectors to create employment and even to end bad governance in the country. He reiterated to correct the latest populist decisions (not included in budget) taken by the care taker government.

Similarly, Chamber chair Rajesh Kaji Shrestha said that they were positively responding the situation created for forming a new government by left alliance expecting that it would be stable government.