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Times of Oman
3 days ago
- General
- Times of Oman
Embassy of Nepal hosts tourism promotion event to mark Sagarmatha Day
Muscat: The Embassy of Nepal in Muscat hosted a tourism promotion event on 29 May 2025 to mark Sagarmatha Day, commemorating the first ascent of Mt. Everest by Tenzing Norgay Sherpa and Sir Edmund Hillary on 29 May 1953. This year's event also coincided with Republic Day of Nepal, adding further significance to the celebration. The event was graced by Guest of Honour Dr. Jamal bin Hasan Al-Moosawi, Secretary General of the National Museum of the Sultanate of Oman, and Ambassador Abdullah al Riyami, Director General of the Cultural Cooperation Department, Foreign Ministry of Oman. The event was attended by Ambassadors, Diplomats, a Sagarmatha Climber, prominent business leaders and media professionals, making the evening a rich gathering of diplomatic and cultural exchange. The ceremony formally began with the lighting of the traditional Panas lamp by Dornath Aryal, Ambassador of Nepal to the Sultanate of Oman. In his welcome address, Ambassador Aryal highlighted the symbolic, ecological and geopolitical significance of Sagarmatha. Ambassador Aryal also highlighted Nepal's initiation in climate dialogue through the first edition of the Sagarmatha Sambaad (Everest Dialogue), held in Kathmandu from 16 to 18 May 2025. Centered on the theme 'Climate Change, Mountains and the Future of Humanity,' the international conference welcomed many national and international delegates, and concluded with the issuance of a 25-point 'Sagarmatha Call for Action.' Ambassador Aryal concluded his remarks with a warm invitation for all attendees to visit Nepal, praising its stunning natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. Ms. Nadhira Al Harthy, Sagarmatha summiteer, shared inspiring and engaging presentation of her Everest expedition. Ms. Al Harthy also recounted her experience as a panelist during the recent Sagarmatha Sambaad. The programme featured a video showcasing Nepal's breathtaking landscapes, including the Himalayan range and diverse cultural heritage. As part of the celebration, Ambassador Aryal honoured Ms. Nadhira Al Harthy with traditional shawl and felicitated Master Shiva Kochale, a 13-year-old teen who reached the Sagarmatha Base Camp in April 2025. As a token of appreciation, the Ambassador presented souvenirs and photo frame of Sagarmatha to the Guest of Honour and all the participants were also handed over beautiful photo frame of Sagarmatha. The evening was conducted by. Bishesh Kumar Sah, Second Secretary at the Embassy, who welcomed guests and guided the programme with warmth and poise. A ppt was played during the dinner depicting the natural beauty and diverse culture of Nepal. Earlier on Saturday morning and afternoon, the Embassy of Nepal held a flag hoisting ceremony and a brief event to observe Republic Day. During the event, the Ambassador congratulated and highlighted the importance of the Republic Day of Nepal.
Observer
10-05-2025
- Observer
Nepal-Oman trail walk promotes unity, nature
MUSCAT: The Embassy of Nepal in Muscat, organised a Nepal-Oman Friendship Hiking Programme on Saturday. The event aimed to foster friendship, promote wellness and encourage environmental awareness among the Nepali and Omani communities. The hiking commenced at 5:20 am from Riyam Park, proceeding through the historic Muttrah Fort and ending back at Riyam Park. The approximately two-hour-long hike brought together a diverse group of 46 participants, including the Ambassador Dornath Aryal, the first Omani woman to summit Mount Everest, Nadhira al Harthy, Embassy officials and their family members, representatives of Nepali community organisations, Omani journalists and renowned social media influencers. Emergency safety measures, including an ambulance, were arranged through the Foreign Ministry of the Sultanate of Oman. Prior to the hike, Everest climber Nadhira briefed participants on important precautions and safety tips for hiking. All participants enjoyed the hiking trail, which offers stunning views. Since the route mostly faces north, it is suitable for hiking in the early morning and evening, even during the summer season. As part of the environmental awareness initiative, participants also took part in collecting plastic bottles and other litter along the route, reinforcing the message of ecological responsibility. Upon completing the hike, Ambassador Aryal thanked all the participants and recounted his personal experience on the trail. He praised the breathtaking scenery, highlighting the colourful rock formations, water-filled streams and the variety of plants along the trail.
Times of Oman
10-05-2025
- Times of Oman
Nepal-Oman Friendship Hiking programme organised
The event aimed to foster friendship, promote wellness, and encourage environmental awareness among the Nepali and Omani communities. The hiking commenced at 5:20 am from Riyam Park, proceeding through the historic Muttrah Fort and ended at Riyam Park. The approximately two-hour-long hike brought together a diverse group of 46 participants, including the Ambassador Dornath Aryal, the first Omani woman to climb Mt. Everest, Ms. Nadira Al Harthy, Embassy officials and their family members, representatives of Nepali community organisations, Omani journalists, and renowned social media influencers. Emergency safety measures including ambulance were arranged through the Foreign Ministry of the Sultanate of Oman. Prior to the hike, Everest Climber Ms. Nadira Al Harthi briefed participants on important precautions and safety tips for hiking. All the participants enjoyed the hiking trail, which offers stunning views. Since the route mostly faces north, it is suitable for hiking in the early morning and evening even during the summer season. As part of the environmental awareness initiative, participants also took part in collecting plastic bottles and other litter along the route, reinforcing the message of ecological responsibility. Upon completing the hike, Ambassador Aryal thanked all the participants and recounted his personal experience on the trail. He praised the breath-taking scenery, highlighting the colourful rock formations, water-filled streams, and the variety of plants along the trail.
Observer
09-02-2025
- Business
- Observer
Nepali workers in Oman can now legalise their labour permits
Muscat: The Embassy of Nepal in Muscat has launched the legalisation of labour permits for Nepali workers in Oman who have not previously obtained one from Nepal. This first-ever overseas labour permit enrollment began with a special programme in Salalah from January 31 to February 1, 2025. The event included an interactive session with the Ambassador, labour awareness discussions, financial literacy training, social security fund enrollment, and passport-consular services. This initiative ensures that Nepali workers can access key benefits under Nepal's labour policies. HE Dornath Aryal, Ambassador of Nepal to Oman, and Surya Bahadur Khatri, Director General of the Department of Foreign Employment, jointly inaugurated the service, with technical arrangements led by Naresh Prasad Das, Computer Engineer from the department. Ambassador Aryal highlighted the importance of legal remittance channels, adherence to local regulations, and social security enrollment while addressing attendees' concerns. Director General Khatri emphasised the risks of working abroad without proper authorisation and encouraged workers to complete their labor permit process. Following the Salalah event, an interaction session was held at Nepal House, Muscat, on February 3, 2025, discussing labour rights, economic diplomacy, and concerns of Nepali workers. Community representatives, bank officials, and social activists actively participated. Nepali workers in Oman can now apply for a legalised labour permit through the Embassy in Muscat by creating a profile in the FEIMS system, uploading necessary documents, submitting an online application, and completing biometric verification at the Embassy. The delegation, including Director General Khatri and Computer Engineer Das, participated in the programmes and departed from Oman on February 4. The events were coordinated by Second Secretary Bishesh Kumar Sah at the Embassy.
