<span style="color: #222222;">The Government has said that the New Cooperation Policy is expected to be unveiled in July. The Cooperation Ministry said, the new policy will be unveiled after consulting all the stakeholders including State governments, Central Ministries and National Cooperatives. <br />''<br />''The Chairman of the National Level Committee for drafting new National Cooperation Policy document Suresh Prabhu made a presentation to Union Cooperation Minister Amit Shah in New Delhi on Monday. <br />''<br />''The Committee members briefed Mr Shah about the key recommendations in various sectors. This includes structural reforms and governance, cooperatives as vibrant economic entities, a level playing field for cooperatives, sources of capital and funds, the inclusion of priority sections, use of technology and implementation plan.<br />''<br />''During the meeting, Mr. Shah gave his guidance on how to realise Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision of Sehkaar se Samriddhi and to strengthen the Cooperative movement at the grassroots level through the new policy. The Ministry said, as per the guidance received from Mr. Shah, the Committee will prepare a revised draft.<br />''<br />''The National Level Committee for Drafting New National Cooperation Policy was formed in September last year. The current policy on cooperation was formulated in 2002.</span><br />