The National Consensus Commission will begin discussions with political parties to build agreement on key reforms. The first meeting is set for March 20 at 3 PM with the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), with more meetings to follow. Led by Interim Government Chief Adviser Dr. Muhammad Yunus, the commission was formed on February 15. Reform recommendations were sent to 38 political parties, and 15 have responded so far. Discussions will focus on constitutional, electoral, judicial, administrative, and anti-corruption reforms.
Discussions with political parties will commence to build national consensus on reforms. The first phase of discussions, initiated by the National Consensus Commission, is scheduled for March 20 at 3 PM with the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP). Meeting schedules with other parties will be announced gradually.
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