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KATHMANDU, Mar. 17: Nepal Association of Travel Agents (NATA) has welcomed the recent code of conduct signed between the government and the Maoists ascertaining the peace and harmony in the trouble ridden Nepalese society. NATA believes that the publication of 22 point code of
conduct is a very concrete step taken to rejuvenate the nationalistic feeling inherent in
the hearts of the Nepalese people and to evolve a long awaited law and order situation in
the country, according to a press release issued by the NATA. NATA also reaffirms its strong conviction that both the parties will adhere to the commitment expressed in every word of the code of conduct and will exercise their best to make the forthcoming peace talks a resounding success in keeping with the expectations of the civil society, it added. Other Stories |
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