Federation of Journalists South Korea branch will organize 'interaction program with Minister Jagdish Kharel with the Nepali community'
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Media Baaji
- Sun, 9 November 2025
Kathmandu, October 9. South Korea Nepal Government Minister of Information and Communication Technology Jagdish Kharel is coming to visit South Korea next week. Taking Minister Kharel's visit as a historic occasion, the South Korea branch of the Federation of Nepalese Journalists is going to organize an 'interview program with Minister Jagdish Kharel with the Nepali community'.
On this special occasion, Minister Kharel will be the chief guest and it is expected that there will be a wide presence of Nepalese journalists, media persons, community leaders and common Nepalis in Korea.
According to the South Korea branch of the Federation of Nepalese Journalists, the purpose of this interview program is to directly communicate and interact with Nepali journalists and community representatives who are in exile, to exchange experiences and ideas and to further strengthen the relationship between the government and the expatriate community in the field of information and communication.
The Association has expressed the belief that this program will add new energy, motivation and enthusiasm among the Nepali media workers and community in Korea and strengthen the role of Nepali identity and journalism in the diaspora.
The event will be held on Friday, November 14 th, at 7 pm in the hall of Sarak Everest Restaurant in the famous city of Suwon, South Korea, according to the organizer.
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