NRNA Proposes Three Ambitious Projects to Channel Expatriate Skills and Capital into Nepal's Development
Summary
The Non-Resident Nepali Association (NRNA) has proposed three major projects to integrate expatriate skills and capital into Nepal's development, focusing on a new hospital complex, an international-standard school for Nepali children abroad, and an electric double-decker bus service in Kathmandu.
Key Points
- NRNA proposes three ambitious projects targeting health, education, and transportation sectors in Nepal.
- The NRNA Hospital will be an integrated complex including a retirement home and care facilities for elderly Nepalis abroad.
- The NRNA School aims to connect second-generation Nepali children globally with Nepali language and culture through quality education.
- An electric double-decker bus service is proposed to address traffic congestion and pollution in Kathmandu Valley.
