Proposed US ambassador Thapa vows to mobilize 250,000 Nepalis in America for Nepal’s benefit
Summary
Nepal’s proposed ambassador to the United States, Chiran Jung Thapa, has pledged to mobilize more than 250,000 Nepalis living in America to support Nepal’s national interests. He also outlined plans to strengthen Nepal’s presence in Washington, DC, and involve Nepali students in internship programmes.
Key Points
- Chiran Jung Thapa vowed to mobilize the skills, resources and influence of over 250,000 Nepalis in the US for Nepal’s benefit.
- He presented his action plan before the Parliamentary Hearings Committee on Monday.
- Thapa said he wants to strengthen Nepal’s presence in Washington, DC, and create internship opportunities for Nepali students and emerging diplomats.
- He also pledged austerity, financial transparency and a fair, principled approach to his diplomatic duties.
