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Orientation has been conducted for the Nepalese youth who are going to participate in the World Youth Festival. The festival will be held in Sochi, Russia from March 1 to 8.
In a program held in Russian Hasau, Nepal National Preparation Committee (NPC) Chairman Sudip Sharma informed the participants of the World Youth Festival about the do's and don'ts. Chairman of NPC Sharma said that 125 people from Nepal will participate in the festival. In the
event, Irina, the wife of the Ambassador of Russia to Nepal, Alexey Novi, Anton, the director of the Russian House, and Alexander, the first officer of the Russian Embassy, congratulated the young people going to the festival. Youth leaders of CPN (Unified Socialist) Sudesh Parajuli, youth leaders close to CPN led by Netra Vikram Chand Prakash C and other young leaders gave congratulatory speeches in the program. Leaders of various political parties, students, journalists, engineers and others were present in the program.
More than 25,000 young people from 190 countries will participate in the festival, and there will be a debate regarding the new thinking of the youth and the future perception of the youth in the world. The Youth Festival is scheduled to be addressed by Russian President Vladimir Putin.
