The World Federation of Democratic Youth would like to congratulate Comrade Madhav Kumar Nepal, ex- General Secretary and senior leader of Communist Party of Nepal - United Marxist and Leninist, for being appointed to the Prime Minister of Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal. He is going to be a third communist Prime Minister of Nepal in confidence with the elected parliament.

This situation was promulgated after the dispute between the then government and army row to sack army chief without political consensus taken by the then Prime Minister. It seems that the new sworn prime minister is supported by 360 legislators of 22 political parties of Constituent Assembly of Nepal to lead the very volatile transitional situation of the country.

Nepal has achieved in recent years a tremendous magnitude of political changes by the strength of Great People’s Movement 2006 in a greater consensus and understanding among political parties. We do believe that those achievements can only be consolidated after a more upgraded understating among all political parties to put the peace process in a logical end and by carrying out the agendas to a progressive restructure of the state.

As the leader of mediation and experiences, we do believe comrade Madhav Kumar Nepal will successfully carryout those tasks to move the transition of Nepal so swiftly.

We remember this time the visit of comrade Nepal to WFDY HQ in December 2008 that we had a chance to listen him on Nepal situation and his party stance in current world order.

At this time we think that this is a part and parcel of what Nepali young people have been playing the greater role to bring about changes in Nepal, a more moderate change to a progressive polity in the country. This new situation led by Communist Party of Nepal - United Marxist and Leninist will further materialize the hopes and aspirations of youth community in Nepal.

We congratulate him again for his successful tenure. We share this congratulation with DNYF Nepal, ANNFSU and all the youth and student community in particular, and people of Nepal in general.