Kathmandu. Ram Giri, a young entrepreneur and philanthropist who has devoted more than three decades of his life to the sport of Taekwondo, has been nominated as the Central Vice President of the Nepal Taekwondo Association. After the fifth session of the association held in Sauraha, the new working committee formed under the leadership of president Deepraj Gurung entrusted Giri with the responsibility of vice president.

Giri started his sporting journey in the year 1992, 2049 from Balgram Taekwondo Dojang in Cantonment. Since then, he has strengthened his identity in the field of taekwondo by winning many medals at the national and international levels. Giri, who has also played the role of national team coordinator and central member of Nepal Taekwondo Association, is now active in both sports administration and player development.

Giri, who has been contributing as a coach for a long time, has produced more than five hundred black belt players through his own dojang. Many of his disciples have become players from second to fifth dan and are now active as taekwondo coaches and competitors in the country and abroad.

After being nominated as vice president, Giri said, "Taekwondo is an integral part of my life. Now I am aiming to contribute to society and nation building through sports while being in charge of the association." He expressed his commitment to expand the reach of the game, discipline, and pay attention to the professional development of the players according to the vision of the association.

In the field of Taekwondo, Giri, who is considered to be a symbol of discipline, dedication and leadership, is commented on in the sports field that new enthusiasm has been added to the association. From player production to institutional strengthening, his contribution is believed to have opened the way to new possibilities in the taekwondo community.