Kathmandu: On an Everyday basis, the federal parliament of Nepal generates crucial decisions, bills, and deliberations that shape public life. In a historical sense, tracing this business meant navigating separate paper records, video archives, and disjointed systems.
To bridge this gap, the Federal Parliament of Nepal in collaboration with UNDP’s Parliament Support Project (PSP), supported by Norway, had launched the trial phase of the Digital Parliament Platform.
Digital Parliament Platform was jointly inaugurated by Speaker Rt. Honorable Dol Prasad Aryal, National Assembly Chair Rt. Honorable Narayan Prasad Dahal, and Honorable Sobita Gautam, Minister of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs. This platform is designed to make democratic processes more accessible, searchable, and transparent for every citizen.
Citizens can easily track bills, MP attendance, and committee decisions in one unified portal. As Speaker Aryal shared, this is about keeping pace with time and preserving the democratic history.
