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'Youth Leadership Summit' in Kathmandu
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National Youth Council and Federation of Youth Non-Governmental Organizations Nepal has organized 'Youth Leadership Summit 2024' with the participation of 200 youths from all over the country focusing on the problems and solutions of Nepali youth.
Inaugurating the summit on Saturday, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Narayankaji Shrestha emphasized that the youth are the pillars of the country and should be mobilized as needed.
As the youth population in Nepal is better than other countries in the world, it is the right time for social change. He said .
Stating that the youth should be able to become independent and struggling, he emphasized that since there are problems in such matters among the youth of today, they should improve and work as an example.
Toshima Karki, a member of the House of Representatives, said that the presence of the youth at the level of policy-making is mandatory as the future belongs to the youth. "Now is the time for the youth to build their own path instead of looking at someone else's path" She said .
The Executive Vice President of the National Youth Council, Surendra Basnet, informed that since the Council is a common organization of Nepalese youth, they are ready to cooperate unconditionally with all stakeholders in any agenda of youth prosperity.
Narayan Giri, the central president of youth non-governmental organizations, has been actively working on the rights, rights and duties of youth in Nepal for the past two decades. Gave information about what is being done.
