KATHMANDU, May 6 Kyodo Nepal's g...

KATHMANDU, May 6 Kyodo

Nepal's guidance and communist rebels on Friday will keep possession of their second round of official talks aimed at finding a peaceful reconciliation to their conflict, a Nepalese minister said Tuesday.

The date was decided forward during unofficial talks between guidance and rebel negotiators earlier Tuesday, Minister for Physical Planning and Works Narayan Singh play upon words said.

During the next to the first round of negotiations, the dominion is expected to give its answer to a set of demands -- political, economic, and social -- placed before it by way of the rebels during the first orbed of talks on April 27

The Maoist rebels have been fighting for seven years to establish a communist republic in Nepal, and are demanding an interim regulation be formed and a people's constituent assembly selecteded to draft a of recent origin Constitution.

A roundtable parley of all political forces in the kingdom should herald the formation of an interim management they say.

The rebels took up arms against the command in 1996 to abolish monarchy and expiration multiparty rule in Nepal, admitting they now say they would confirm for constitutional monarchy and allow multiparty democracy.

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