Kathmandu—Prabin Gurung, Deputy General Secretary of the Non-Resident Nepali Association (NRNA) International Coordination Council (ICC), has been playing a significant role in advancing the interests of the Nepali diaspora through leadership, entrepreneurship, and social service.
Currently based in Qatar, Gurung is actively engaged in strengthening the NRNA at the international level, working to unify and empower Non-Resident Nepalis through various organizational and community-focused initiatives.
A youth entrepreneur and senior social worker, Gurung is widely recognized for his strong commitment to social responsibility. His entrepreneurial journey and community engagement have contributed to connecting Nepalis living abroad with their homeland, culture, and shared identity. He has been particularly active in advocating for the rights, welfare, and social security of Nepali workers in Qatar, while also supporting initiatives related to employment, cultural preservation, and community welfare.
Through his work with NRNA, Gurung has emerged as a dedicated advocate for the rights of the global Nepali community, promoting unity, cooperation, and institutional strengthening. Previously established as a social activist and entrepreneur, he has coordinated and supported various social relief programs and cultural activities aimed at uplifting the Nepali diaspora.
Gurung’s leadership reflects a broader vision of building trust and a united global Nepali community, with special emphasis on empowering youth and business professionals.
In addition to his role within NRNA, Prabin Gurung is also a lifelong member of The Outside Nepal (TON) Media, further reinforcing his engagement with diaspora-focused platforms and global Nepali networks.
