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UN Secretary-General not expecting UNMIN's mandate extension
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Saturday 17th May, 2008 (ANI)
Kathmandu, May 17 : United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon has remarked that he does not anticipate the extension of the term of the United Nations Mission in Nepal (UNMIN).
In a new report, which was made public on Friday, he added that both his Special Representative and Resident Coordinator will provide whatever the new government will request.
"These are critical times for long-term stability in Nepal, and the UN will remain by the side of the people and leaders of Nepal in the historic tasks of political and social transformation on which they have embarked," Ban said.
The Secretary-General mentioned that he is encouraged by the commitment and cooperation that the Communist Party of Nepal-Maoist (CPN-M), the largest party in the Constituent Assembly (CA) elections, called on other political parties to remain focused on Nepal's long-term interests.
"Short-term differences should not distract them from governing by consensus and from cooperating in the vital task of constitution-making," he said.
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Tejas Gunas
05-17-08, 03:09 PM |
seem to be parts of the same "coin"
now all that is “left” is who owns whom!
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Tamas Gunas
05-17-08, 03:28 PM |
http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=Yt4eqQPZgGE
Moanist shall start to dance and sing...when finished...,"...just dust yourself off,...and start all over again..."; best wishes Nepal!
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kubara
05-17-08, 12:23 PM |
UN Secretary-General not expecting UNMIN's mandate extension
Pending to form a new Govt in Nepal would be better to request to UN for the extension of UNMIN in Nepal until Maoist PLA and Nepal Govt Army would merge properly.
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