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Nepal Impressed by Bangladesh's IT-Assisted Postal Voting Model for Expatriates

Election Commission of Nepal Holds Formal Talks with Bangladesh Election Commission in Dhaka to Study Out-of-Country Voting Systems Ahead of Provincial Elections

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Staff Reporter • 7 Oct • 2 min read • 3 views · 4 impressions

Nepal Impressed by Bangladesh's IT-Assisted Postal Voting Model for Expatriates
Nepal Election Commissioner Dr. Rajeev Subba participating in a technical exchange session with Bangladesh Election Commission officials at Nirbachan Bhaban in Dhaka on Wednesday.

The Election Commission of Nepal is giving serious consideration to introducing "Out of Country Voting" (OCV) for its citizens residing worldwide by leveraging Bangladesh's successful experience with IT-assisted postal voting systems.

A high-level delegation led by Election Commissioner of Nepal Dr. Rajeev Subba held a formal bilateral meeting with the Bangladesh Election Commission at Nirbachan Bhaban in Agargaon, Dhaka on Wednesday (October 7, 2026) to review the technical framework and operational realities of Bangladesh's postal voting apparatus. Facing provincial elections in approximately 18 months, Nepal is conducting advance research to register and enable voting for an estimated 20 to 30 lakh eligible expatriate citizens spread across the Gulf region, Europe, and the United States. Dr. Subba praised Bangladesh's pioneer initiative as an exemplary model for Global South democracies, noting that studying Bangladesh's logistical challenges, voter verification protocols, cyber security frameworks, and postal delivery mechanisms will help Nepal craft a robust, tailor-made voting architecture.

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