KATHMANDU — In a significant contribution to national capacity building, non-resident Nepalese leaders Kul Acharya and Uttam Nepal have personally provided financial assistance and advanced medical equipment to the Government of Nepal.
During an official ceremony held at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the two UK-based diaspora leaders officially handed over DNA testing kits to the government in the presence of Minister for Foreign Affairs Shisir Khanal.
Additionally, Uttam Nepal handed over a financial contribution of NPR 10 million (1 crore rupees) to Minister Khanal in support of government initiatives. Both contributions were made in their personal capacities.
Expressing deep appreciation for the generous support, Foreign Minister Khanal stated that the newly acquired DNA testing kits and financial backing will play a crucial role in strengthening the government’s advanced DNA testing and investigative capabilities.
The handover event was attended by Member of the House of Representatives Bidushi Rana, representatives from the Non-Resident Nepali Association (NRNA), and senior officials from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
