Common Minimum Programme

A Common Minimum Programme (CMP) is a set of agreed goals and priorities that different political parties or groups commit to when forming a government together. It outlines key policies and reforms they aim to implement for the country's development and welfare. The purpose is to ensure stability, cooperation, and a unified focus on addressing common issues, even if parties have differing ideologies. Think of it as a shared roadmap that guides collective decision-making for effective governance and progress.