NRNA Concludes 12th World Convention, Issues 12-Point Kathmandu Declaration
Summary
The 12th World Convention of the Non-Resident Nepali Association concluded with a 12-point Kathmandu Declaration focusing on unity, economic prosperity, diaspora rights, and policy reforms to facilitate investment and protect Nepali workers abroad.
Key Points
- The 12th World Convention of the Non-Resident Nepali Association issued a 12-point Kathmandu Declaration under the theme 'Our Unity, The Foundation of Prosperity.'
- The convention demanded legal reforms to simplify investment for non-resident Nepalis, urging amendments to laws including the NRNA Act and Citizenship Act.
- It expressed concern over the situation in the Middle East and committed to collaborating for the safety and rights of Nepali workers abroad.
- Prime Minister Sushila Karki reaffirmed the government's support for utilizing the knowledge, skills, and capital of the Nepali diaspora for national development.
