Tanahun. Vice President of the Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) Dr Swarnim Wagle has emphasized the need for strong mutual cooperation and coordination among political parties, civil society members, and local stakeholders to advance the nation’s development.
Speaking at a religious programme held in Vyas Municipality-1 of Tanahun district on Monday, Dr Wagle said that communities must move beyond the tendency of relying solely on government resources. He stressed that true development requires collective effort.
“Only the government cannot do everything. The political parties and the local community should unite for their region’s development,” the economist and lawmaker remarked.
Dr Wagle also praised the initiatives taken by the local community to promote Tanahun as a religious tourism destination, highlighting the district’s potential for cultural and spiritual tourism.
On the occasion, he noted that the country has entered a new phase following the Gen-Z–led protests of September 8 and 9, which he described as a significant turning point for Nepal’s socio-political landscape.
