Ban urges consensus govt

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KATHMANDU, July 2: UN General Secretary Ban Ki-moon has urged the political parties to intensify efforts to form a consensus government to implement all peace process commitments, said a Ban´s spokesperson in a statement in New York.

The spokesperson further added that the UN chief has also urged speedy progress on the issue of integration and rehabilitation of Maoist combatants.

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