Nepal to Fall?

With a Communist/Maoist dominated parliament, Nepal is about to join the new socialist bloc, the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation.

From the Communist party of Australia’s The Guardian

Nepal is working towards acquiring membership of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO), from which the country could benefit by getting oil and energy support, said a local newspaper The Kathmandu Post last week.

“Once we become a member of the SCO, it would help Nepal where there is an oil crisis in Nepal“, said the Prime Minister’s Foreign Affairs adviser Mr Chalise.

Senior government officials said SCO membership would end “Nepal’s 100 percent dependency on India” for oil.

“Nepal should acquire its membership and we should be trying to import oil from these countries“, said Chalise. “The prime minister has already been convinced to acquire membership. It’s only a matter of time.”

The SCO was founded in Shanghai in June 2001 and aims to promote regional security and fight against terrorism. It comprises China, Russia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan with India, Pakistan, Mongolia and Iran having observer status.

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2 thoughts on “Nepal to Fall?

  1. I’m pretty sure that’s the case. The Nepalese Congress is already a member of the Socialist International and has allowed Communist insurgents to join the government.

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