Kathmandu – The Federal Parliament of Nepal is actively addressing key national issues as four parliamentary committees convene today in Singha Durbar. These meetings, scheduled under the House of Representatives and the National Assembly, aim to provide actionable insights on governance, economic policy, and disaster management ahead of the new fiscal year.
Focus on Economic Priorities
The Finance Committee of the House of Representatives will meet at 11:00 AM to deliberate on critical elements to be included in the upcoming fiscal year 2082/83 budget. Representatives from the National Planning Commission, the Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FNCCI), and the Confederation of Nepalese Industries (CNI) will engage in discussions to ensure that national economic policies align with growth and sustainability goals.
Accountability and Transparency in Public Spending
Simultaneously, the Public Accounts Committee will examine complaints received regarding public spending. This initiative highlights the Parliament's commitment to enhancing transparency and ensuring accountability in the utilization of public resources.
Pre-Budget Discussions for National Development
The Development, Economic Affairs, and Governance Committee, meeting at 11:30 AM, will focus on the principles and priorities of the Appropriation Bill 2082. Representatives from the Ministry of Finance, the National Planning Commission, and the National Natural Resources and Fiscal Commission will participate to chart a clear path for pre-budget deliberations.
Strengthening Federal Governance and Disaster Preparedness
The Federalization Strengthening and National Concerns Committee will deliberate on disaster management strategies at 11:00 AM. Discussions will include disaster reduction, response, recovery efforts, and future preparedness plans. With disaster risk reduction emerging as a pressing issue, this meeting underscores Nepal's commitment to building resilience against natural and man-made disasters.
These parliamentary committee meetings serve as a testament to Nepal's proactive approach to addressing governance, economic development, and disaster risk management. The outcomes are anticipated to set the stage for significant advancements in these critical areas.
