NRNA National Coordination Council’s Memorandum asking for Dual Citizenship
The Non-Resident Nepali Association National Coordination Councils in various countries have submitted memorandums to the Constituent Assembly Chairperson Rt. Hon. Mr. Subash Nembang through the respective Ambassadors asking for explicitly including the provision of dual citizenship in the constitution being framed by the Constituent Assembly. The memorandums were submitted as per the decision of
Non-Resident Nepali Association (NRNA) Australia has awarded the NRN Australia Community Achievement Awards 2007-2009 to outstanding achievers in various categories during 3rd National Conference held in Melbourne, Victoria on July 11, 2009. Nepalese community in Australia has every reason to feel proud of these worthy winners and nominees who were recognised for achieving the pinnacle of success
NRN Australia Third National Conference was held successfully in Melbourne, Victoria on July 11, 2009 with the theme My Heritage, My Pride. The conference was attended by large number of enthusiastic participants from all states and was highly successful in meeting the conference objectives.
The conference started with the formal inauguration by His Excellency Mr Yogendra Dhakal, Ambassador,
Non-Resident Nepali Association (NRN) Australia has decided to formally recognise, encourage and reward outstanding performers and/or achievers for their participation in different aspects of the life in Australia. The recognition may be considered as a small token of gesture for their contribution to the Australian Nepalese Community. NRN Australia believes that such encouragement and
NRN Australia’s Third National Conference will be held in Melbourne on Saturday, 11th
of July 2009. NRN Australia has come a long way since its inception 4 years ago and
is now preparing to become a truly National organization by bringing Non Resident
Nepali living in different parts of Australia together.
Apart from working for it’s rights, it is equally important for NRNs living in