Tunis:Minister for Information and Communications, Dr. Bikram Timilsina, has pledged to transform Nepal’s postal service into a more systematic and efficient operation. He highlighted the historical significance and dignity of the postal service during an annual progress review for the fiscal year 2082/83 conducted by the Department of Postal Service.
According to National News Agency Nepal, Minister Timilsina emphasized the importance of developing and expanding the postal service to serve both national and international areas effectively. He stated that efforts are underway to enhance the capacity of postal employees, ensuring services reach remote areas of Nepal.
The minister called for a concerted effort from employees and subordinate bodies to address weaknesses in the system and to push for higher quality and efficiency in postal services. He assured that the government would support initiatives that aim to resolve any operational issues, emphasizing the need for good governance.
Additionally, Minister Timilsina announced plans to acquire 100 motorcycles to alleviate transportation issues within the postal service. Secretary Rajendra Kumar Paudel added that coordination with provinces and local levels, along with policy enhancements, are essential for delivering modern and effective postal services.
The Department of Postal Service, led by Director General Manmaya Bhattarai, continues to operate efficiently despite various challenges. In celebration of the 152nd World Postal Day, outstanding performances by the heads of several district post offices and a chief trainer were recognized and honored.