संवाददाता Ratopati, October 07, 2026, Portugal.

The Non-Resident Nepali Association (NRNA), National Coordination Council Portugal has brought its office into operation in the capital Lisbon with the objective of easily providing necessary information, services, assistance, and counseling to the Nepali community residing in Portugal.

The NRNA Portugal has stated that the office has been brought into operation with the objective of directly facilitating the problems, queries, and needs of the community at a time when the number of the Nepali community is rapidly increasing in Portugal. It has been informed that the office will provide facilitation related to paperwork, institutional coordination, necessary information, counseling, and various services.

Sujan Lama Moktan, President of NRNA Portugal, said that the need for an office was felt to provide services institutionally, keeping in mind the growing number and needs of the Nepali community. He stated that the objective is to develop the office as a common contact point for Nepalis in Portugal and to effectively facilitate the problems and needs of the community.

Similarly, Suraj Bhandari, Secretary of NRNA Portugal, informed that the association has also brought its official website into operation along with the office. He said that through the website, information about the association’s activities, information, programs, and available services can be obtained, and requests related to the queries and services-assistance of the Nepali community can also be sent.

On the same occasion, the meeting nominated Ganga Bahadur Nemkul to the post of Coordinator for Conciliation and Senior Citizens of the Non-Resident Nepali Association (NRNA Portugal.

Sujan Lama Moktan, President of NRNA Portugal, said that the need for an office was felt to provide services institutionally, keeping in mind the growing number and needs of the Nepali community. He stated that the objective is to develop the office as a common contact point for Nepalis in Portugal and to effectively facilitate the problems and needs of the community.