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Mahesh Shrestha announces candidacy for NRNA Chair


16 September 2023  

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LALITPUR: Mahesh Kumar Shrestha has announced his candidacy for the chair of the Non-Resident Nepali Association (NRNA) via its forthcoming 11th general convention. Shrestha announced candidacy for the leadership of NRNA’s two-year term from 2023 to 2025.

He also made public his five policY and plans. “Strong, common, and united NRNA will be my major goal,” he said, adding that he would be energetic to make the association active.

Shrestha argued the NRNA’s image and status was being questioned, so all Nepalis scattered across the globe would be united to make NRNA more trustworthy and convincing.

He has set the slogan for the coming general convention, ‘Prosperous Nepal: Respected Non-Resident Nepalis’. Shrestha also vowed initiative to bring in more foreign investment in Nepal during his term. Similarly, the collective investment fund of Rs 10 billion will be implemented immediately.

“I’ve been working actively for the welfare of motherland with the involvement in NRNA since its establishment,” he said, adding that effective collaboration with Nepal government would be materialized for achieving prosperity with knowledge generation, and transfer of skills, technology, and capital.

Shrestha also pledged to establish a labor and skill bank with the collaboration of Nepal government.

Also speaking on the occasion were central Vice Chairs of NRNA Narendra Bhat and Raj Regmi, Spokesperson Som Sapkota, and Secretaries Prabin Gurung and Gangadhar Gautam, among others.

The 11th general convention of NRNA is being held in Kathmandu from October 17-20.

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Publish Date : 16 September 2023 16:57 PM

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