Kathmandu. The government has reviewed the agreements made in the past with various parties in the health and medical education sector and has decided to implement them effectively.
A meeting held at the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers office at Singhdarbar on Wednesday with Minister of Health and Food Hygiene Nisha Mehta, Minister of Education and Sports Sasmit Pokharel and Health Advisor of Prime Minister Walendra Shah decided to finish the matter of the pending agreement in time with coordination.
In addition, the meeting also reviewed the agreements that have been implemented so far. According to the Health Minister’s Secretariat, this meeting was held in accordance with the current government’s plan to regularly review the agreements reached with various parties in the past.
Dr. Govind KC, an activist of medical education reform, gave an ultimatum to start a satyagraha with various demands, and the government said that it will address the demands of medical education reform. Dr. KC has postponed the ultimatum period of 2 days.