Sydney, Australia – The Nepalese Australian Youth Association (NAYA) organized an interactive program aimed at institutional development.
The program was held on Saturday at the office of Non-Resident Nepali Association (NRNA) Australia in Maryland, Sydney, with NRNA Australia President Anil Pokharel as the chief guest.
In his address, NRNA Australia President Anil Pokharel emphasized that youth power is the force that can change the world, and therefore, Nepalese youth should set an example for others. He highlighted the importance of unity, harmony, and mutual cooperation among Nepalese and stressed the role of youth in achieving these goals. He urged the new committee to mobilize and utilize youth power in the right direction.
Congratulating the new executive committee, he emphasized the importance of transparency, accountability, and responsibility for the organization’s development. He encouraged the new committee to embrace these principles as they move forward. Furthermore, he assured that his organization and leadership would always provide necessary support and cooperation, stating that such programs make it easier to guide the overall development of the youth sector.
Newly elected President Bipin Thapa thanked all the attendees and expressed his commitment to move forward with a long-term plan that includes everyone, keeping in mind the broader interests of the youth.
Former President of the association, Nijan Chaulagain, congratulated the new executive committee and wished them success in their upcoming term. He assured them of his full support and collaboration, expressing his commitment to always stand by and assist them.
The program was conducted by General Secretary Suman Shrestha, who emphasized the need for all young members to unite and move forward together.
President Thapa mentioned that the new executive committee plans to organize a blood donation program in the coming days, continue the annual charity cruise party, and other events like a BBQ program, and actively work towards further expanding the organization within the community.
Participants in the program expressed that the event was very fruitful and emphasized the need for youth power to be organized and united.
