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Hon. Nawal Kishor Sah Sudi Urges for Inclusive Opportunities and Climate Resilience at Human Harmony Conference

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Hon. Nawal Kishor Sah Sudi Urges for Inclusive Opportunities and Climate Resilience at Human Harmony Conference

Kathmandu, Nepal - August 19, 2024: Hon. Nawal Kishor Sah Sudi, Minister of Women, Children, and Senior Citizens, Government of Nepal, delivered a compelling keynote address at the Human Harmony Conference & Awards in Kathmandu, calling for urgent action to create more inclusive opportunities for women, children, and senior citizens. As the Chief Guest of the event, Hon. Sudi emphasized the critical need for policies that ensure a secure and prosperous future for all Nepalese, particularly the most vulnerable populations. In his address, Hon. Sudi highlighted the importance of empowering women and children through education, healthcare, and economic opportunities. He also stressed the necessity of providing robust support systems for senior citizens, ensuring they can lead dignified...

Mrs. Yankila Sherpa Advocates for Tourism and Civil Aviation as Pillars of Nepal’s Economic Growth at Human Harmony Conference

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Mrs. Yankila Sherpa Advocates for Tourism and Civil Aviation as Pillars of Nepal’s Economic Growth at Human Harmony Conference

Kathmandu, Nepal - August 19, 2024: Mrs. Yankila Sherpa, Former Minister of Tourism and Civil Aviation, delivered an insightful presentation at the Human Harmony Conference & Awards in Kathmandu, highlighting the critical role of tourism and civil aviation in driving Nepal’s economic growth. Speaking on the panel titled "Unlocking Sectoral Opportunities - Creating a Prosperous Nepal through Foreign Investment," Mrs. Sherpa outlined a visionary strategy to position Nepal as a leading destination for sustainable tourism and a hub for civil aviation in South Asia. With her deep expertise in the tourism sector, Mrs. Sherpa emphasized that Nepal’s natural beauty, cultural heritage, and strategic location present immense opportunities for attracting foreign investment. She called f...

H.E. Dr. Ram Bhakt Thakur Calls for Strengthened Diplomatic Ties to Propel Nepal’s Development at Human Harmony Conference

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H.E. Dr. Ram Bhakt Thakur Calls for Strengthened Diplomatic Ties to Propel Nepal’s Development at Human Harmony Conference

Kathmandu, Nepal - August 19, 2024: H.E. Dr. Ram Bhakt Thakur, a seasoned diplomat and Former Nepalese Ambassador to Egypt, delivered a powerful message on the importance of diplomatic relations at the Human Harmony Conference & Awards in Kathmandu. Participating in the panel discussion on "Cross-Border Harmony - A Cornerstone for Achieving Sustainable Development Goals," Dr. Thakur advocated for bolstering Nepal’s diplomatic ties with neighboring countries to drive sustainable development and economic prosperity. Drawing on his extensive diplomatic experience, Dr. Thakur highlighted how strong and strategic international relationships can serve as a catalyst for Nepal’s growth. He stressed that by enhancing its diplomatic efforts, Nepal can attract greater foreign investment, foste...

Dr. Dnyaneshwar Manohar Mulay Highlights the Critical Role of Cross-Border Harmony in Achieving Sustainable Development Goals

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Dr. Dnyaneshwar Manohar Mulay Highlights the Critical Role of Cross-Border Harmony in Achieving Sustainable Development Goals

Kathmandu, Nepal - August 19, 2024: Dr. Dnyaneshwar Manohar Mulay, a distinguished former diplomat and Secretary at the Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India, delivered a compelling address at the Human Harmony Conference & Awards in Kathmandu. Speaking on the panel titled "Cross-Border Harmony - A Cornerstone for Achieving Sustainable Development Goals," Dr. Mulay emphasized the essential role that regional cooperation plays in advancing sustainable development across South Asia. Drawing from his extensive diplomatic experience, Dr. Mulay underscored the interconnectedness of South Asian nations, highlighting how fostering cross-border harmony can lead to economic growth, environmental sustainability, and enhanced social cohesion. He pointed out that collaborative e...

World Humanitarian Day Marked by the Human Harmony Conference & Awards in Kathmandu, Nepal

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World Humanitarian Day Marked by the Human Harmony Conference & Awards in Kathmandu, Nepal

Kathmandu, Nepal - August 19, 2024: On the occasion of World Humanitarian Day, a coalition of social impact organizations came together to host the prestigious Human Harmony Conference & Awards at Manang Hotel in Thamel, Kathmandu. The event, organized by Human Harmony Nepal, Project 100, Society Development Service Centre, and Prahar, aimed to foster a harmonious, prosperous, and climate-resilient future for Nepal. The day commenced with a warm welcome from Miss Clara Bader, the Acting President of Human Harmony, who flew in from Germany to lead the opening of the conference. In her address, she extended heartfelt greetings to the esteemed panelists, dignitaries, and participants from across the globe, acknowledging their contributions as leaders in their respective i...

The head of UN human rights reports that in 2023, the number of children murdered in violent conflicts quadrupled.

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The head of UN human rights reports that in 2023, the number of children murdered in violent conflicts quadrupled.

During his worldwide briefing to the 56th session of the Human Rights Council on Tuesday, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk claimed in a statement that the number of children murdered in international armed conflicts increased in 2023. In his opening remarks, the UN human rights commissioner said that in 2023, there were 72% more civilian casualties in armed conflicts, with children being slain than in 2022. "Warriors have pushed beyond the boundaries of what is acceptable - and legal - on many fronts, with utter contempt for the other, trampling human rights at their core," said Türk, expressing his shock at this development. Volker Türk condemned the reality that murdering adults and children had become routine. He listed the numerous transgressions of international...

Egyptian FM emphasizes UN agency’s crucial role in providing relief to Gaza

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Egyptian FM emphasizes UN agency’s crucial role in providing relief to Gaza

On Monday, Badr Abdelatty, the Egyptian Minister of Foreign, Emigration, and Expatriates' Affairs, emphasized the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East's (UNRWA) crucial role in distributing relief in the Gaza Strip. "There is no alternative to UNRWA in Gaza, as it is the only agency with distribution centers in the strip," Abdelatty declared during a news conference that was broadcast live on television alongside Philippe Lazzarini, the visiting Commissioner-General of UNRWA. Calling on the international community and donor parties to rethink supporting the agency, Abdelatty emphasized the need for "an immediate ceasefire and the unconditional access of humanitarian and medical aid to Gaza" as well as Egypt's eagerness to collaborate with UNRWA to carry ...

Gaza War: According to the UN, almost 450,000 Palestinians have left Rafah in just one week.

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Gaza War: According to the UN, almost 450,000 Palestinians have left Rafah in just one week.

The UN reports that during the past week, over 450,000 Palestinians have left Rafah as Israeli tanks are allegedly moving forward into the southern Gaza city. "People are always tired, hungry, and afraid," UNRWA, the agency that works with Palestinian refugees, issued a warning. In the eastern part of the city, where over a million civilians have sought refuge, the Israeli military claims to be carrying out "operations against terror targets". Another 100,000 Palestinians have been displaced by new Israeli operations in the northern Gaza area. Seven months after Hamas declared it had destroyed its local battalions, Israeli forces have returned to Zeitoun and Jabalia, where they believe the terrorist organization has reorganized. Before beginning the attacks, the military urg...

Following intense rains, flash floods claim more than 300 lives in northern Afghanistan, according to the UN

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Following intense rains, flash floods claim more than 300 lives in northern Afghanistan, according to the UN

According to the UN food agency, flash floods caused by exceptionally strong seasonal rains in Afghanistan have claimed over 300 lives and damaged 1,000 homes. According to the World Food Programme, those who have survived one of the several floods that have affected Afghanistan in recent weeks—mostly the northern province of Baghlan, which was most struck on Friday—will be receiving reinforced biscuits. According to state-run media, the floods in the neighboring province of Takhar claimed the lives of at least 20 people. Numerous individuals gathered on Saturday in front of the Baghlan hospital in search of their loved ones were seen in videos shared on social media. They are informed by an authority that while their employees are busy getting the remains ready for burial, th...

The UN reports that flash flooding in northern Afghanistan caused hundreds of deaths following intense rains.

12May By 25do6ob3No Comments

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The UN reports that flash flooding in northern Afghanistan caused hundreds of deaths following intense rains.

ISLAMABAD (AP) — The U.N. food agency reported on Saturday that flash floods caused by abnormally heavy seasonal rains in Afghanistan have killed over 300 people and destroyed over 1,000 homes. According to the World Food Program, those who survived one of the numerous floods that have affected Afghanistan in recent weeks—mostly the northern province of Baghlan, which was hardest hit on Friday—were receiving fortified biscuits. According to state-run media, the floods in the neighboring province of Takhar killed at least twenty people. Numerous people gathered Saturday behind the Baghlan hospital in search of their loved ones, as seen in videos shared on social media. They are informed by an official that while their employees are busy getting the bodies ready for burial, they s...