Eastern Nagaland United for Frontier Territory Accord

The Eastern Nagaland Peoples' Organisation and eight tribal councils have resolved to uphold the MoA on Frontier Nagaland Territory, reinforcing the 2007 Peace Zone declaration. This unity aims to ensure socio-economic development and address challenges for future generations in Eastern Nagaland.

In a show of solidarity, the Eastern Nagaland Peoples' Organisation (ENPO) and eight tribal councils reaffirmed their commitment to the Memorandum of Agreement on Frontier Nagaland Territory. This decision was made during a strategic meeting in Mon town.

Attendees, including prominent tribal councils and political figures, emphasized their dedication to the peace declaration made at the 2007 Tuensang Summit. They vowed to protect the future of the region's youth by adhering to the agreement with Indian and Nagaland governments.

The gathering focused on maintaining unity, promoting socio-economic growth, and addressing prospective challenges that could impede the progress of Eastern Nagaland's next generations. This resolution was formalized by ENPO leaders.

(With inputs from agencies.)