Stronger ties between Norway and Nepal

News and events // Last updated: 18/01/2012 //

Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Nepal Norway Alumni Association (NNAA) signed a grant letter to implement activities to help enhance friendship and cooperation between Nepal and Norway through civil society.

News and events // Last updated: 10/01/2012 //

The Norwegian ombudsman for children, Mr. Reidar Hjermann, last week met with key society leaders of Nepal. He said it would benefit the future of the whole country to form an independent mechanism to protect children’s rights.

News and events // Last updated: 07/12/2011 //

A unique alliance of women politicians from 15 political parties have agreed on a three year plan to ensuring equal representation in Nepali politics and policymaking.

Visit Norway // Last updated: 07/12/2011 //

Every summer, Bækkelagets Sports Club and the newspaper Dagbladet, invites young football players to the largest international football tournament in the world. Norway Cup is held in Oslo during week 31, and serves as a melting pot where fellow footballers from every corner of the world meet, interact and make new friends. Norway Cup is an arena where inclusion and equality is promoted and...

News and events // Last updated: 23/11/2011 //

Nepal, being the first country in the world to acknowledge the third gender, has still a way to go to secure full human rights for sexual minorities. Norway has increased its support to this important work.

News and events // Last updated: 21/11/2011 //

Nepal’s plans to harness the country’s vast hydropower resources are not without challenges. One of the technical issues, sand erosion, may now be answered, by the country’s first turbine testing lab.

Stronger ties between Norway and Nepal

Independent protector of children’s rights

Women are essential for peace and politics

Norway Cup – Inclusion, equality and football

Increased support to sexual minorities in Nepal

Opening of turbine testing lab

Royal Norwegian Embassy in Kathmandu