6th February, 2024Seoul, South Korea
Sports Global Tourism Convention
Driving National Development
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An initiative focused on unlocking the potential of sports tourism for economic, cultural, and social advancement in developing nations. Under the theme "Leveraging SPORTS tourism for Economic, Cultural, and Social Advancement," the convention aims to explore innovative strategies for harnessing the power of sports to drive national progress. Our mission is to catalyze positive change through international collaboration, leveraging the power of sports, education, and entrepreneurship.

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Opening Session
Session 1
Session 2
Session 3
Schedule

Opening Session

08:00 - 09:20
Registration & Guest Seating
09:20 - 09:30
Opening
09:30 - 09:35
Welcome Address Dr. Ki-jeong Lee, President, Hanyang University
09:35 - 09:40
Opening Remarks Mr. Binod Kunwar, Chair, Global NRN Foundation
09:40 - 10:00
Congratulatory remarks

• Hon’ble State Minister. Ms. Sushila Sirpali Thakuri, Minister of State for Tourism, Government of Nepal

• H.E. Prof. Dr. Jyoti Pyakuryal (Bhandari), Honorable Ambassador of Nepal in Korea

• Mr. Tanka Lal Ghising, Member Secretary, National Sports Council, Nepal

• H.E. Mr. Nabeel MUNIR, Honorable Ambassador of Pakistan in Korea

• H.E. Ms. CHRING Botumrangsay, Honorable Ambassador of Cambodia in Korea

10:10 – 11:00
Dr. Shesh Ghale, Patron, Global NRNA Foundation /NRNA ICC Dr. Seongno Lee, Dean, College of Performing Arts & Sports, Hanyang University
Keynote Speeches
  • Dr. Shesh Ghale, Patron, Global NRNA Foundation /NRNA ICC
    Dr. Shesh Ghale, Patron, Global NRNA Foundation /NRNA ICC
  • Dr. Seongno Lee, Dean, College of Performing Arts & Sports, Hanyang University
    Dr. Seongno Lee, Dean, College of Performing Arts & Sports, Hanyang University
11:00 – 11:10
Concluding Remarks
11:10 - 12:10
Lunch break & networking

Session - I : Tourism & Industry
(12:30~13:40)

Session Chair Dr. Hoon Lee, Graduate School of International Tourism Hanyang University

Short Biography:

Dr. Hoon Lee is a distinguished academic and influential leader in the field of tourism. Holding bachelor's and master's degrees from Hanyang University's Department of Tourism and a Ph.D. from Pennsylvania State University, he is currently a Full Professor in the Department of Tourism at Hanyang University. Dr. Lee serves as the Director of Hanyang University's Tourism Research Institute, the 22nd Vice President of the Korea Tourism Association, and the Vice President of the Korea Hotel and Restaurant Management Association.

His remarkable career includes being recognized as an outstanding researcher for ten consecutive years in humanities and social sciences in Korea (2012). Dr. Lee has received prestigious awards such as the 'Next-generation leader who will move Korea (Sisa Journal, 2008),' 'Best Professor Award (Hanyang University, 2007),' and 'Best Paper Award (2004).' Acknowledgment from the Minister of Culture in 2004 further highlights his significant contributions.

Beyond his academic achievements, Dr. Lee is deeply involved in various initiatives to promote culture and art, particularly for children from low-income families through the 'Hanyang Happiness Sharing Youth Project.' He has served as a judge for tourist attractions under the Ministry of Culture, a member of the evaluation and selection committee for cultural tourism festivals, and a judge for special tourist zones in Seoul.

Dr. Lee's commitment extends to his role as the Editor-in-Chief of the Hanyang Tourism Journal and as the Chairman of the Policy Forum of the Korea Tourism Association. His extensive career also encompasses the position of General Director at the Uijeongbu International Music Theater Festival since 2013. Dr. Hoon Lee's research interests span leisure tourism theory, festival event management, sustainable tourism management, and local tourism content development, contributing significantly to the advancement of the field.

“Trends & Lessons in Tourism Product Development: The case in South Korea" Prof. Hyounggon Kim- Professor, Hotel and Tourism Management, Sejong University

Abstract:

The tourism industry faced a brief crisis due to the pandemic, but is rapidly recovering to pre-pandemic levels starting in 2023. Tourism is a very important industry in Korea and is also recognized as an efficient means to respond to the problem of regional extinction. In this presentation, three tourism projects that were successfully carried out in Korea were introduced. The first example is the free admission policy for Hanbok wearers that has been implemented since 2013 at Gyeongbokgung Palace, Korea's representative cultural heritage tourism destination. Through this policy, the Hanbok experience spread nationwide and a new industry related to Hanbok rental emerged. Tourists in Hanbok are meaningful in that they play the role of prosumer who creates experiences for other tourists. The second example is Gamcheon Culture Village in Busan. This case shows that the Village Art Project, a public art policy, is acting not only as a means of urban regeneration but also as a catalyst for village tourism. The third example is the Hwacheon Sancheoneo Festival, which is mentioned as one of the world's best winter festivals. This case shows a strategy to transform the region's unfavorable natural environment into a tourism product through new content called ice fishing. These three cases suggest that direct participation of tourists, cooperation of various stakeholders, and return of economic profits to the community are the key factors for the successful development of tourism.

"Harnessing the Power of Nepalese Diaspora: A Catalyst for Sustainable Tourism Development" Mrs. Bhoma Devi Limbu - Vice-President, Global NRN Foundation

Abstract:

Nepal, a country known for its rich natural beauty and cultural heritage, has immense potential for tourism development. However, the full realization of this potential has been hindered by various challenges, including inadequate infrastructure, limited resources, and insufficient marketing efforts. In recent years, there has been growing interest in leveraging the Nepalese diaspora as a catalyst for sustainable tourism development.

This presentation aims to explore the potential role of the Nepalese diaspora in promoting sustainable tourism development in Nepal. By harnessing the skills, resources, and networks of the diaspora community, Nepal can benefit from increased investment, knowledge transfer, and promotional activities that can contribute to the sustainable growth of its tourism industry.

In conclusion, this presentation will underscore the importance of engaging the Nepalese diaspora as a strategic partner in sustainable tourism development. By fostering collaboration between the government, private sector, and diaspora community, Nepal can unlock new opportunities for economic growth, cultural exchange, and environmental preservation. The paper will offer recommendations for policymakers, industry stakeholders, and diaspora organizations on how to harness the power of the Nepalese diaspora for the benefit of sustainable tourism development in Nepal.

"Sports Tourism in Nepal: Practices and Potentials” Mrs. Krishna Kumari Shrestha - Under Secretary, Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation, Nepal
Abstract: The presentation explores Nepal's Sports Tourism landscape, emphasizing its unmatched natural and cultural diversity. With tourism recognized as a key economic driver, the paper navigates through the 15th Periodic Plan and the Tourism Policy 2008, focusing on the strategy of diversification, expansion, and development. Nepal's allure as a safe and captivating destination is enhanced by a spectrum of adventure and sports activities, from trekking and rock climbing to extreme sports like paragliding and ultra-high-altitude endeavors. The institutional framework involves key stakeholders such as the Ministry of Culture, Tourism, and Civil Aviation, contributing to the promotion and management of sports events. I aim to highlight the possibilities for Sports Tourism, including outdoor adventures and extreme sports, and propose strategies for diversification, consolidation, and integrated promotion campaigns. This concise overview underscores the significant role Sports Tourism can play in enhancing Nepal's tourism sector.
“Autonomous Driving Monorail System- Multipurpose Monorail” Mr. Seong Bu-Seop, CEO, Daelim Monorail

Abstract:

The Autonomous Driving Monorail System represents a groundbreaking advancement in transportation technology, offering a versatile and multipurpose solution. This innovative monorail system is designed to operate autonomously, providing efficient and sustainable urban mobility. With its autonomous driving capabilities, the system ensures safe and reliable transportation while minimizing environmental impact. The Multipurpose Monorail caters to diverse needs, serving as a dynamic solution for urban transit, cargo transportation, and various applications. This abstract highlights the transformative potential of the Autonomous Driving Monorail System as a forward-looking and adaptable solution for modern urban infrastructure.

Panel Discussion

Session - II : Sports & Industry
(14:00~15:15)

Session Chair Prof. David O'Sullivan , Department of Sport Science, Pusan National University

Short Biography: Dr. David O'Sullivan is an Associate Professor of Sports Engineering and the Director of the International Head Impact Safety Laboratory at Pusan National University in the Republic of Korea. He earned his Ph.D. in Physical Education with a focus on biomechanics from Seoul National University in 2012, where his dissertation centered on assessing Taekwondo kick impact force and headgear impact attenuation. His commitment to biomechanics and sports engineering is evident in his extensive academic journey, including an M.S. in Physical Education (Biomechanics) and a B.A. & B.A.I. in Mechanical & Manufacturing Engineering.

Dr. O'Sullivan's research mission is dedicated to understanding the mechanics of head injuries in sports. He strives to enhance the safety of protective headgear and helmets through in-vivo head impact biomechanics, aiming to develop improved impact testing standards. His ultimate goal is to create a non-invasive concussion assessment tool that can be utilized in both sporting and military contexts. Additionally, he explores movement quantification to detect early signs of dysfunction in movement and pain caused by diseases such as osteoarthritis, autism, and Alzheimer's.

In addition to his role at Pusan National University, Dr. O'Sullivan contributes to the field through his responsibilities on the Para-Taekwondo Research and Educational Board of the World Taekwondo Federation (WT). He actively engages in international collaboration and research, particularly in the development and regulation of international Paralympic sports.

"Digital Sports Healthcare: A Vital Approach to Addressing Aging Challenges in Korea" Prof. Sungmin. Kim - Professor, Division of Sports and Industry, Hanyang University

Abstract:

As Korea approaches the threshold of a super-aging society in 2025, marked by the fastest aging rate among OECD member countries, addressing health challenges becomes imperative. Despite an impressive average life expectancy of 82.7 years, Koreans face an average healthy life expectancy of 64.4 years, living with diseases for 18.3 years. The once-accepted muscle loss in aging is now recognized as sarcopenia, designated a disease code by the U.S. CDC in 2016. With low compliance to physical activity guidelines among the elderly, a paradigm shift is needed towards personalized exercise programs embedded in daily digital sports healthcare. Establishing a comprehensive digital sports total healthcare platform, continuously upgrading through data analysis, and linking with the local medical system can provide a crucial social safety net. This transition is essential for a healthy and happy future in Korea's imminent super-aging society.

"Adventure Sports: Sports Promotion for Cross -country Skiing, Downhill Skiing and Paragliding" Mr. AC Sherpa - Honorary Consul General government of Nepal for USA

Abstract: 

Nepal's adventure tourism offers diverse thrills for adrenaline and nature enthusiasts amidst its varied terrain. Golfing provides a unique experience on stunning courses like Gokarna Forest Golf Resort and the Himalayan Golf Course, set against breathtaking mountain backdrops. The Mustang Lowmatang golf course, at 15,239 feet, awaits Guinness recognition as the world's highest Nepal's adventure tourism offers diverse thrills for adrenaline and nature enthusiasts amidst its varied terrain. Golfing provides a unique experience on stunning courses like Gokarna Forest Golf Resort and the Himalayan Golf Course, set against breathtaking mountain backdrops. The Mustang Lowmatang golf course, at 15,239 feet, awaits Guinness recognition as the world's highest.

Paragliding in Pokhara, Nepal's paragliding capital, lets you soar above the Himalayas with experienced pilots and cutting-edge equipment. Cross country skiing in high-altitude regions like Annapurna and Everest offers an exhilarating way to explore snow-covered landscapes, guided by experienced guides on well-maintained trails.

Beyond adrenaline, Nepal's adventure tourism integrates rich cultural experiences. Travelers can explore ancient temples, traditional villages, and interact with local communities. Whether golfing, paragliding, or skiing, Nepal's stunning natural beauty and warm hospitality make it a must-visit for adventure enthusiasts.



"Adventure Tourism & World Highest Golf Course: Nepal" Mr. Shyam Tamang - Director at the Nrna Global Foundation

Abstract: 

Nepal, Renowned for its majestic mountains and rich cultural heritage, offers a plethora of activities that cater to every adrenaline seeker. From heart-pounding white-water rafting and trekking through iconic trails like the Annapurna Circuit to conquering the world's highest peaks, including the iconic Everest, Nepal is an adventurer's paradise.

In addition to these thrilling pursuits, Nepal boasts stunning golf courses that provide a unique experience against the backdrop of the Himalayas, showcasing the perfect blend of tranquility and excitement. Join us as we delve into the diverse adventure offerings of Nepal, exploring not only traditional activities but also lesser-known adventurous sports like canyoning, ziplining, and mountain biking. Prepare to witness Nepal's breathtaking beauty from new heights through paragliding, bungee jumping, and skydiving in the picturesque city of Pokhara. Adventure awaits in every corner of this Himalayan gem.

In conclusion, Nepal's adventure tourism seamlessly combines culture, nature, and thrilling activities, making it an ideal destination for both adrenaline enthusiasts and those seeking a tranquil golfing experience against the Himalayan backdrop.

Panel Discussion

Session - III : Sustainable Strategies & Green Initiatives
(15:40~17:10)

Session Chair Dr. Dongwoon Han, Global Health and Development, Hanyang University

Short Biography: Prof. Dongwoon Han, MD, MPH, PhD is a Professor in the College of Medicine and holds the Chair of Global Health and Development at Hanyang University. He is also the Director of the Institute of Health Services Management at Hanyang University and was recently appointed Professor Emeritus at the Datta Meghe Institute of Higher Education & Research in India. Prof. Han's expertise extends worldwide, as evidenced by his membership in WHO working groups on various health-related topics. He has spent many years as a short-term consultant in several countries, including Vietnam, Nepal, Cambodia, Iraq, Afghanistan, Peru and Honduras. In Korea, he has provided valuable advice to national and local governments on issues such as health promotion, health planning, and official development assistance in the health sector. His commitment to advancing global health and his extensive experience in a variety of public health projects underscore his contributions to the field.

"Trends in Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging and Key Technology Developments" Prof. Sewan Choi - Professor, Seoul National University of Science & Technology /Founder & CEO, SolutionX Co. Ltd.

Abstract:

In the past two decades, electric vehicles (EVs) have emerged as a viable alternative to internal combustion engine vehicles to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Despite being environment friendly, limited driving range and long battery charging time are two major obstacles to increase customer acceptance for EV. This presentation explores the latest electric vehicle (EV) charging technology and outlines major solutions for overcoming challenges faced by many industries in establishing robust charging infrastructure. From EV trends to advancements in EV fast-charging, we will delve into the evolving landscape of EV powertrains and charging infrastructure. This talk aims to provide valuable insights for fostering sustainable and accessible EV charging ecosystems in developing nations.

"Transition to Green Economy: Seizing the Opportunities for Sustainable Development for Climate, Energy and Food Security" Mrs. Jamuna Gurung - Founder & Director, MIT Group Foundation

Abstract:

Nepal's stunning landscapes are threatened by climate change. Growing emissions, rising temperatures, and melting glaciers demand urgent action. This presentation explores how green hydrogen offers a promising path to a sustainable future.

Green ammonia fertilizers and other hydrogen value chain applications can revolutionize agriculture, reduce emissions, and power industries. This vision of a vibrant, renewable energy-powered Nepal fostering green jobs and clean energy access hinges on the green hydrogen value chain.

Strategic diplomacy, regional cooperation, and leveraging sports for green growth are crucial. Nepal's unique position and resources can make it a regional green hydrogen leader, boosting energy security and collaboration.

Embracing green hydrogen can revitalize tourism, empower farmers, and propel Nepal towards a cleaner, more prosperous future.

Acknowledging the multifaceted challenges posed by climate change, which transcends national borders due to the global nature of greenhouse gas emissions, there is a pressing need for collaborative action and cooperation at all levels, including national and international.

Panel Discussion
Closing Remarks

Event Speakers

Dr. Shesh Ghale

Dr. Shesh Ghale

Patron, Global NRNA Foundation

Dr. Shesh Ghale
Patron, Global NRNA Foundation / NRNA ICC
Prof. Seong-No Lee

Prof. Seong-No Lee

Sports Science Hanyang University

Dr. Seong-No Lee is a distinguished academic and leader in Exercise Science. He holds a Ph.D. with a specialization in Measurement and Evaluation from the University of Iowa, USA. Dr. Lee earned his Bsc. & Msc. from Hanyang University, Seoul, Korea. From 1996 to 2011, he served as a Professor at Keimyung University, Daegu, Korea. In 2011, he joined Hanyang University, where he currently serves as the Dean of the College of Performing Art and Sports. Dr. Lee's expertise led to his appointment as the Director of the Institute of Sport Science in 2015. Throughout his career, he has significantly contributed to advancing exercise science education and research in Korea.

Prof. Seong-No Lee
Sports Science, Hanyang University
Prof. Sewan Choi

Prof. Sewan Choi

SeoulTech Founder & CEO, SolutionX

Sewan Choi (Fellow, IEEE) received the Ph.D. degree in electrical engineering from Texas A&M University, College Station, TX, USA, in 1995. From 1985 to 1990, he was with Daewoo Heavy Industries as a Research Engineer. From 1996 to 1997, he was a Principal Research Engineer with Samsung Electro-Mechanics Company, Suwon-si, South Korea. In 1997, he joined the Department of Electrical and Information Engineering, Seoul National University of Science and Technology (Seoul Tech), Seoul, South Korea, where he is currently a Professor. He was the President of the Korean Institute of Power Electronics in 2021. His research interests include high-power density power conversion technologies for electric vehicles and renewable energy systems.

Prof. Sewan Choi
Seoul National University of Science & Tech. / Founder & CEO, SolutionX
Mrs. Krishna Kumari Shrestha

Mrs. Krishna Kumari Shrestha

Under Secretary , Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation

Mrs. Krishna Kumari Shrestha
Under Secretary, Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation, Nepal
Prof. Sungmin Kim

Prof. Sungmin Kim

Sports Science Hanyang University

Professor Seongmin Kim, presently serving as a professor at Hanyang University's College of Physical Education, graduated from the same institution's College of Physical Education. He subsequently obtained a doctorate in physical education from the corresponding graduate school. Currently, Professor Kim is dedicated to developing healthcare solutions centered around muscle health and targeting four major diseases: pre-diabetes, mild cognitive impairment, sarcopenia, and cancer. He is actively involved in the distribution of customized prevention and improvement content through a dedicated platform. Additionally, he is engaged in the development of smart cameras and safety systems designed to assist the visually impaired. Professor Kim's ongoing research encompasses the convergence of various disciplines, with a focus on establishing a comprehensive smart total care platform. Source:https://copas.hanyang.ac.kr/front/introduce/professor-1/view?id=11

Prof. Sungmin Kim
Sports Science, Hanyang University
Ms. Jamuna Gurung

Ms. Jamuna Gurung

Founder & Director, MIT Group Foundation

Jamuna Gurung, an accomplished Australian businesswoman of Nepalese descent, has left an indelible mark in business and philanthropy. Arriving in Australia in 1991, she earned a Bachelor of Business degree from Swinburne University of Technology. Currently serving as the Executive Director and Managing Director of the Melbourne Institute of Technology (MIT), a venture she co-founded with her husband Shesh Ghale, Gurung is deeply involved in community initiatives. As the Co-Founder and Director of MIT Group Foundation Ltd and the Nepalese Australian Friendship Association (NAFA), she demonstrates a strong commitment to societal well-being. Active in the Non-Resident Nepali Association National Coordination Council (NRNA NCC) Australia, Gurung's leadership spans disaster relief, women's empowerment workshops, and community development from 2013 to 2015. Alongside her husband, they achieved historic status as the first billionaires in the global Nepalese diaspora, emphasizing her legacy as a businesswoman with a profound dedication to education, community development, and global humanitarian causes. Her enduring impact on society reflects her unwavering commitment and leadership acumen.

Ms. Jamuna Gurung
Founder & Director, MIT Group Foundation
Prof. Hyounggon Kim

Prof. Hyounggon Kim

Hotel and Tourism Management, Sejong University

Professor Hyounggon Kim is a distinguished academic currently serving as a Professor in the Department of Hotel and Tourism Management at Sejong University. He holds a Ph.D. in Tourism from Texas A&M University and has a rich academic background, including a Bachelor's degree in Tourism from Hanyang University. Professor Kim's research focuses on tourism experiences, accommodation and online platform policies, and festival planning and content development. He employs qualitative research methods to explore the intricacies of these areas. His significant contributions to the field include publications such as "Touristic Quest for Existential Authenticity" in the Annals of Tourism Research, "Assessing the economic values of World Heritage Sites and the effects of perceived authenticity on their values" in the International Journal of Tourism Research, and "Understanding Participation Patterns and Trends in Tourism Cultural Attractions" in Tourism Management. Professor Hyounggon Kim's commitment to advancing knowledge in tourism establishes him as a respected figure in academia, contributing significantly to the field of hospitality and tourism management.

Prof. Hyounggon Kim
Hotel and Tourism Management, Sejong University
Mr. AC Sherpa

Mr. AC Sherpa

Honorary Consulate to Washington State for the Government of Nepal

Sherpa was born in the eastern Himalayas of Nepal and later moved to the United States of America to pursue further education. He is the founder and president of International Sherpa Guides (ISG Trek) since 1998. Additionally, he established the 7 Summits Foundation USA, a registered 501C3 non-profit organization dedicated to supporting education and healthcare systems in developing countries. In 2010, A.C. Sherpa accomplished a remarkable feat by climbing all seven of the world's highest mountains, known as the 7 Summits, within a span of just 42 climbing days. This incredible achievement solidified his reputation as a highly skilled mountaineer. Apart from his mountaineering endeavors, A.C. Sherpa is also a successful business entrepreneur and a dedicated social worker. He has made significant contributions to various philanthropic causes and is deeply committed to improving the lives of those in need. Furthermore, A.C. Sherpa serves as an honorable consul general of the Government of Nepal to Washington State, USA. In this role, he represents his home country and fosters diplomatic relationships, promoting cultural exchange and cooperation between Nepal and the United States. A.C. Sherpa's extraordinary journey, both in the mountains and in his philanthropic pursuits, serves as an inspiration to many. His unwavering dedication to making a positive impact in the world continues to leave.

Mr. AC Sherpa
Honorary Consul General government of Nepal for USA
Mr. ShyamTamang

Mr. ShyamTamang

Director at the Nrna Global Foundation

Mr. Shyam Tamang, a distinguished panelist at the Sports Global Tourism Convention in Seoul, South Korea, brings a wealth of expertise and passion for sports to our discussions. As the Chairman of Mhendo Hotel & Studio Suites, Director of Sindhujawala Hydropower Limited, and Founder Managing Director/Director of GME Remit Nepal Pvt. Ltd, his financial and managerial prowess has fueled the success of these ventures. Actively engaged in philanthropy, he served as the Founder and three-term President of Nrn-NCC Bahrain and contributed significantly to earthquake relief and flood victim support. Tamang's sports achievements include being the Best Scorer in the NRNA Global Football Tournament in 2015, winning multiple golf tournaments, and twice triumphing at the world's highest golf course. His commitment to learning is evident through leadership, vision, and compliance training, equipping him for professional excellence. With his diverse background, philanthropic efforts, and sports fervor, Mr. Shyam Tamang is a valuable asset to the Sports for Tourism Promotion panel, poised to enhance the promotion of sports tourism in Nepal.

Mr. Shyam Tamang
Director at the Nrna Global Foundation
Prof. Hyunduck Kim

Prof. Hyunduck Kim

Professor, Sports Management, Keimyung University

Prof. Hyunduck Kim
Professor, Sports Management, Keimyung University
Ms. Bhoma Devi Limbu

Ms. Bhoma Devi Limbu

Vice-President (Global NRN Foundation)

Bhoma Devi Limbu, an esteemed Associated Nursing Unit Manager with a distinguished 20-year tenure at St Vincent’s Private Hospital, Sydney, showcases refined skills in nursing, education, and management. Recognized for unwavering integrity and adept interpersonal communication, Bhoma embraces additional responsibilities with composure in challenging situations. Beyond her healthcare role, Bhoma's commitment extends to significant contributions in social work. She has held various leadership positions within the Non-Resident Nepali Association (NRNA), including ICC Women Vice President from 2021 to the present. As the Chairperson of United Nepalese Arts and Entertainment since 2010, she has actively coordinated cultural programs and facilitated community empowerment initiatives. In her multifaceted roles, Bhoma has been a key player in medical coordination during natural disasters, demonstrating her dedication to community service. Notably, she serves as a Justice of Peace in New South Wales, further reflecting her commitment to societal welfare. Bhoma's impactful professional journey, spanning from mentoring junior nurses to managerial responsibilities, underscores her versatility and unwavering dedication. Recognized as a finalist for the Western Sydney Community Woman of the Year 2021, she continues to garner acclaim for her exceptional contributions, both in healthcare and community leadership.

Ms. Bhoma Devi Limbu
Vice-President (Global NRN Foundation)

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