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China sends aid for Nepal election
The Chinese government has gifted election materials worth $1.63mn to Nepal for the country’s 27th general elections on November 19.
The plane with the election materials arrived in Kathmandu yesterday morning, including ballot papers and office materials.
Chinese ambassador to Nepal Wu Chuntai and joint secretary of Nepal election commission Maheshow Neupane were present at the airport to receive the materials.
Nepuane said that the Chinese assistance to Nepal for the election has proved once again that the two countries harbour a clean friendship.
“China has always supported in the democratic process of Nepal. With this assistance we will be able to manage our logistics more conveniently. We are on track to hold the election in the scheduled date and we will hold it in a grand manner,” said
Neupane.
Security has been the main concern for the elections, with some parties threatening to disrupt the polls but Neupane said the home ministry will be tightening up the security by deploying 61,000 army soldiers, more than 29,000 armed police force personnel, 60,000 police personnel and about 45,000 volunteers.
Wu Chuntai said that Nepal and China have been good neighbours and friends, and hoped that the assistance would help to conduct the election in an efficient way.
Chinese ambassador to Nepal Wu Chuntai and joint secretary of Nepal election commission Maheshow Neupane were present at the airport to receive the materials.
Nepuane said that the Chinese assistance to Nepal for the election has proved once again that the two countries harbour a clean friendship.
“China has always supported in the democratic process of Nepal. With this assistance we will be able to manage our logistics more conveniently. We are on track to hold the election in the scheduled date and we will hold it in a grand manner,” said
Neupane.
Security has been the main concern for the elections, with some parties threatening to disrupt the polls but Neupane said the home ministry will be tightening up the security by deploying 61,000 army soldiers, more than 29,000 armed police force personnel, 60,000 police personnel and about 45,000 volunteers.
Wu Chuntai said that Nepal and China have been good neighbours and friends, and hoped that the assistance would help to conduct the election in an efficient way.
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