UML think tank Inspire launches its website

CPN-UML chair KP Sharma Oli launched the website of the party's think tank, the Institute for Policy Studies and Research Nepal, known as Inspire, on Thursday.
The website, available in both Nepali and English, is organised into five sections: political economy, social studies, natural resources, technology and innovation, and foreign affairs.
According to Inspire chair Bishnu Rimal, the institute will study the political, economic, social, cultural, technological and geopolitical challenges facing the country. He said the institute has been bringing policymakers and subject experts together on a single platform to hold various discussions.
The institute aims to contribute to a democratic, socialism-oriented national development agenda by generating knowledge and facilitating strategic debate. Content from policy discussions the institute has previously organised has also been placed on the website.
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