Newly elected president Hemraj Sharma has said that a new chapter has begun with the unanimous election of leadership by the association after 13 years and that the association will now be made inclusive, transparent, result-oriented, technology-enabled, and sustainable for generations.
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The newly elected president of the Non-Resident Nepali Association (NRNA), Hemraj Sharma, has said that he will ‘rebrand’ the NRNA and address the issues of non-resident Nepalis living abroad.
‘A new chapter has begun with the unanimous selection of leadership by the association after 13 years. Now, we will make the association an inclusive, transparent, result-oriented, technology-enabled and sustainable organization for generations,’ he said while addressing the closing ceremony of the 12th World Conference and Large International General Convention of the NRNA. ‘Rebranding with a different and clear vision is necessary to make the NRNA an organization that gives common strength and identity to the Nepali diaspora and to make the relationship with the motherland sustainable and effective. That has begun.’
Earlier, the NRNA was divided into three groups after a dispute over the selection of its leadership. The dispute reached the Supreme Court over the issue of officialdom. Resolving all these, the Ekta General Convention has elected a new working committee under Sharma’s leadership.
‘NRNA has expanded its network to 92 countries. The number of second-generation non-resident Nepalis is increasing. Now we will move forward by connecting everyone’s problems and issues. We will take the organization forward by rebranding the current challenges,’ he said, ‘All registered members who come for this will be able to vote online.’
He said that he will take up all issues with the new government, including the continuation of the citizenship of descendants, the right to vote from abroad. ‘We will work for the social security and skill development of Nepalis going for foreign employment,’ he said, ‘We will make arrangements for workers to invest in the investment fund.’
