Friday 12/September/2025 – 07:00 AM
Today, Friday, the curfew imposed by the Nepalese army on the country will end, while it is working to restore life to normal, and to mediate into talks with the demonstrators on the formation of a new government after the resignation of the Prime Minister, KP Sharma Oli.
The Nepalese army had extended the curfew at the country level until Friday, and the curfew was imposed for the first time yesterday evening, and it was extended without interruption.
Despite the extension of the ban, the army eased restrictions in order to allow a more smooth movement for workers in the field of basic services, and in a statement issued yesterday evening, the army said it would allow travelers locally and internationally, to move freely once their tickets were shown.
Former Supreme Supreme Court President Suosha Karki
In talks in which the army mediated, the representatives of the demonstrators who belonged mainly to the generation of the youth, former Supreme Court, Suchila Karki, nominated to be the next Prime Minister, which will make her the first woman to hold this position in Nepal.
For his part, the mayor of the capital, Kathmandu Palin Shah, an independent politician who is very popular among young demonstrators, and a number of people, expressed their support for Carki, but the divisions within both the protest camp and the main parties make the future of Nepal political.
