Prachanda and Madhav Nepal Announce Unification with Nepal Communist Party

The Nepali Communist Party and the Nepal Communist Party formally announced their unification at a programme at the Nepal Communist Party’s central office in Parisdanda, Kathmandu, on Tuesday, November 3. Nepali Communist Party coordinator Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’, co-coordinator Madhav Kumar Nepal and Nepal Communist Party general secretary Uma Bhujel signed a 10-point agreement on the unification at the event.

The announcement was made at the Parisdanda office, where the agreement was signed by representatives of the two parties. The event marked the formal declaration of their unification. The information provided about the agreement identifies it as a 10-point document but does not set out the points individually.

Agreement signed by three leaders

The signatories were Prachanda, Nepal and Bhujel. Their roles were identified as coordinator and co-coordinator of the Nepali Communist Party, and general secretary of the Nepal Communist Party, respectively. The agreement was signed at the same programme where the parties announced their unification.

The stated terms of the agreement are not detailed in the announcement information. It therefore remains unclear from the available details what arrangements the 10 points establish or how the unification will be implemented. The announcement confirms the signing and the parties’ formal declaration, without specifying further provisions.

Announcement made at Parisdanda

The programme took place at the Nepal Communist Party’s central office in Parisdanda, Kathmandu. The location served as the setting for both the announcement and the signing, bringing the parties’ formal declaration and the agreement together at one event.

The announcement identified the two parties as the Nepali Communist Party and the Nepal Communist Party. It did not provide further details about the structure of the unified organisation, its leadership arrangements, or the parties’ next steps. The central fact confirmed at the programme was that the two parties had formally announced unification and that their representatives had signed a 10-point agreement.

The agreement was signed by the three named leaders: Prachanda, Nepal and Bhujel. No additional provisions or implementation timetable were included in the information available about the event. The announcement, made on Tuesday in Kathmandu, thus centred on the formal declaration and the signed agreement.