Nepali Congress leader Binod Chaudhary is running for the vice-president position during the ongoing 15th General Convention.
Chaudhary aims to support younger leadership in the Nepali Congress and promote a focus on economic transformation.
He believes the country needs new leaders with a clear vision for economic growth to lead the Congress.
“The country is currently seeking young leadership,” Chaudhary stated, highlighting the importance of nurturing younger leaders for economic change.
Focusing on Economic Development
Chaudhary clarified that his candidacy is not just about securing a party role.
He wants to center economic development in political discussions and meet the aspirations of Nepal’s youth.
He emphasized that political change must include concrete plans for economic success.
Chaudhary expressed his readiness to take on responsibilities to promote such initiatives within the party.
His involvement in the party’s special general convention and the 15th General Convention aims to foster younger leadership.
Announcement Amid Party Changes
Chaudhary’s announcement comes as the Nepali Congress undergoes significant organizational changes at its 15th General Convention.
The party plans to increase the number of vice-presidents to four, including a senior vice-president and a woman vice-president. These changes will be included in proposed amendments to the party’s rules.
Chaudhary, a former central committee member and proportional representation lawmaker, adds a notable name to the leadership race as the Congress seeks to define its direction for the future.
For Chaudhary, his campaign is closely linked to his goal of prioritizing economic development, youth aspirations, and modernization in the party’s agenda.