KATHMANDU: Home Minister Ramesh Lekhak has said the non-resident Nepalis (NRNs) have contributed to the strengthening of Nepal’s unity.
In his address to a programme organised here today, marking the NRNA Day and AGM, the Minister referred to NRNs as honorary ambassadors of Nepal.
On the occasion, he said the government is preparing for legal amendments to promote the economic, social, and cultural rights of the NRN community.
He urged them to always stand for a prosperous Nepal with the establishment of democracy and a rule of law.
NRNA President Dr Badri KC said the NRNs are interested in investing in Nepal provided that an investment-friendly atmosphere is built.
As he said, they have already Rs 100 billion in Nepal and requested the government to provide them the citizenship so that they could make further investments with confidence.
NRNA former President Dr Upendra Mahato stressed the need to resolve disputes seen within the Association.
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