Non-Resident Nepali Association
ethnic group
The Non Resident Nepali Association (गैर-आवासीय नेपाली संघ) is an association of Non Resident Nepalis (NRN).
International Coordination Council
International Coordination Council (ICC) is the highest global representative executive body of the NRNA and provides overall guidance and directives to the executive committee. Each NCC nominates its members, in a number as prescribed by the NRNA Charter, to represent itself to the ICC. ICC also includes additional members co-opted by the ICC through its meetings. To seek advice on various issues of the NRNs, the ICC also nominates a number of recognized individuals as ICC Advisors.
National Coordination Councils
The National Coordination Councils (NCC) serve as the NRNA organization's global network of its chapters, which are currently established in 90 countries around the world. NRNs residing in any country with the exception of SAARC countries can establish a NCC of the NRNA if there are more than 10 individual. Most of the NCCs are independently registered as the national organizations of Nepali Diaspora with the respective Governments in the countries of their residence.
Membership of the NRNA
The NRNA Charter has provision for the following types of membership:
1. General Member:
Any Nepali residing in any foreign country for more than 2 years or the people of Nepali origin possessing any other citizenship can be a general member. The foreign country and other citizenship cannot be of the SAARC countries.
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