Merit, Transparency and Accountability: The Test of Nepal's Ambassador Selection Process
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What happened
- Nepal’s parliamentary committee rejected ambassadorial nominees for Saudi Arabia and Malaysia, questioning the transparency of the government’s new open competition selection process. (GDELT Global Knowledge Graph, 13:15)
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Photo: reviewnepal.com reviewnepal.com·News·EN·16 Oct, 13:15 MYTMerit, Transparency and Accountability: The Test of Nepal's Ambassador Selection Process
- Nepal’s parliamentary committee rejected ambassadorial nominees for Saudi Arabia and Malaysia, questioning the transparency of the government’s new open competition selection process. - Nominees faced scrutiny over alleged misconduct, financial conflicts, and residency…
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