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Minister Pokharel Discusses 10th National Games Preparations with Karnali Ministers

Education and Sports Minister Sasmit Pokharel discusses preparations for the 10th National Games with Karnali Chief Minister and Social Development Minister.

Minister Pokharel Discusses 10th National Games Preparations with Karnali Ministers
Minister Pokharel Discusses 10th National Games Preparations with Karnali Ministers

Minister for Education and Sports Sasmit Pokharel has held discussions with Karnali Province Chief Minister Mangal Bahadur Shahi and Social Development Minister Jit Bahadur Malla regarding preparations for the 10th National Games, scheduled to take place in Karnali Province from Mangsir 16 to 27, 2083.

The discussions focused on coordination and cooperation between the federal and provincial governments to ensure the competition is organized and conducted successfully.

Management Challenges and Coordination

Preparations for sports venues, accommodation for athletes and officials, transportation, security, healthcare services, and the availability of necessary sports equipment have been identified as major challenges in organizing the competition.

It was noted that clearly defined responsibilities and effective coordination among the federal, provincial, and local governments are necessary to ensure that all these arrangements are completed on time.

Previous Meeting of the Main Organizing Committee

Earlier, on Ashoj 18, 2083, a meeting of the Main Organizing Committee for the 10th National Games was held at Karnali Province Stadium in Surkhet.

The meeting, chaired by Education and Sports Minister Pokharel in his capacity as Chairperson of the National Sports Council, decided to accelerate preparations for the competition.

Karnali Chief Minister Shahi, Social Development Minister Malla, concerned officials from the federal and provincial governments, and representatives of the sports sector participated in the meeting.

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