Political stability as an economic issue

If the electorate rewards short-term promises over long-term credibility, parties will treat governance as a bargaining chip.

The Gen Z movement has given Nepal something rare: A moral clarity. For the first time in years, politics is being driven by a generation demanding accountability, elevating the stakes of the upcoming election. Beyond leadership turnover, this election presents a choice: Whether Nepal will sustain political continuity long enough to support economic progress. Stability is more than governance or political issues. It is a foundational economic variable that affects investment, employment and long-term growth.