Meanwhile, a four-member delegation representing the Committee on Development of the European Parliament is arriving here on Monday on a five-day visit. "The Committee decided to visit Nepal with the aim of learning about the current status of EU-Nepal cooperation and the progress achieved so far in the peace and constitution-drafting process and their impact on development," read release issued by the delegation of the European Union in Kathmandu.

The delegation will meet Constituent Assembly Chairman Subas Nembang, government ministers and lawmakers from different parliamentary committees.