Non-Resident Nepali Association Portugal Opens Office in Lisbon
Summary
The Non-Resident Nepali Association’s Portugal chapter has opened an office in Lisbon to provide information, counseling, and assistance to the growing Nepali community. The association has also launched its official website and assigned new responsibilities to support coordination and senior citizens’ concerns.
Key Points
- The Non-Resident Nepali Association (NRNA), National Coordination Council Portugal has started operating an office in Lisbon to support Nepalis in the country.
- The office will provide paperwork help, institutional coordination, information, counseling, and other services to the growing Nepali community.
- NRNA Portugal has also launched its official website and nominated new office-bearers, including Ganga Bahadur Nemkul and Suraj Rai.
- The Nepali population in Portugal has grown from around 24,000 in 2021 to more than 56,000 by 2025, increasing demand for community services.
