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President's Message

Bimal Adhikari
President
(On behalf of NESAJ 13th Ex Com)

First of all, I am very pleased to welcome you in NESAJ homepage. As the new president of NESAJ, I am truly honored and humbled to be associated with this organization that has an amazing number of devoted students as well as researcher that makes up our community. Given the current poor condition of Nepal, now more than ever, we need to build a stronger manpower that can continue to offer support to our country. One of the key elements in NESAJ is resilience, with that, I have no doubt we will continue to make progress. Together, we have the opportunity to build an even stronger organization by capitalizing on our past activities and recognizing the opportunities that are before us. I have been privileged to serve on this organization since 2008. It has been a pleasure to get involved in the public and witness how much this organization has grown and prospered in such a short time. Before I look at the year ahead of us, I want to first take this opportunity to thank the past executive members who were previously served NESAJ. On behalf of all members, I want to thank all for their hard work and contributions to NESAJ over the years. We owe them all a great deal of gratitude and look forward to their continuous involvement in future NESAJ activities.
NESAJ has completed thirteen years since its establishment in the year 1997. From the time of its establishment, it has always played a great role in linking and integrating all Nepalese Students, dispersed throughout Japan. During the years after its establishment, NESAJ has been able to increase both the quality and quantity of its activities that benefiting Nepalese students in Japan and also in Nepal. NESAJ has always taken initiative in planning and executing projects with special emphasis on academic and social activities.
Likewise, NESAJ has been organizing NESAJ Knowledge Transfer Symposium every year in different regions of Japan. Our focus on organizing symposium is on how our research experiences can be helpful in creating a prosperous, peaceful and developed Nepal. Some other NESAJ programs are NESAJ day, Essay Competition, publishing NESAJ Patra, cultural exchange program with Japanese. Since 2009 we have started NESAJ appreciation program which honor those Nepalese students who graduates from different university of Japan in different level. Similarly, for the first time in Japan we organized NESAJ vs. NRN Japan friendship football match.
Looking forward, I also want to welcome new elected members of NESAJ 13th .executive committee. As the board and I embark on the journey for 2011 and beyond, there are several key things I’d like to highlight: Finally, once again I would like to thank all the NESAJ members, donors and supporters for their active participation and cooperation in NESAJ activities. As like this, we are hopeful for your continuous support and contribution for the development of NESAJ.

Thank you