RSP sets criteria for selection of its ambassadorial representatives (with criteria & form)
Five recommendations came from CPN-UML, led by Ashok Rai, and two from JSP, with one from the Maoists.
KATHMANDU: The Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) has formulated six criteria for recommending ambassadors.
Under the coordination of Sovita Gautam and member Dr. Atindra Dahal of the Department of International Relations of the party, a task force has prepared the “Ambassador Recommendation Criteria 2081.”
Based on these criteria, RSP Party has called for applications for ambassadors through public notice.
After approval from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, appointments will be recommended based on the eligibility order from the final list of applicants.
According to Minister Mukul Dhakal, those interested in ambassadorship can fill out an online form once the criteria are finalized.
On June 20, Prime Minister Prachanda, CPN-UML Chair Oli, Home Minister, and RSP Party President Lamichhane had held discussions regarding ambassadorial appointments.
Accordingly, the government recommended ambassadors for eight countries on June 21.
Five recommendations came from CPN-UML, led by Ashok Rai, and two from JSP, with one from the Maoists.
However, two from CPN-UML and one from the Maoists are yet to be recommended in RSP Party’s quota.
