August 3, 2026, Monday
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The training and cultural program of National Life was grandly completed

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Kathmandu. National Life Insurance Company Ltd. has completed a training and cultural program at the Hotel Royal Tulip in Lalitpur for the successful agents who have performed excellent work in accordance with the monthly plan issued in the month of Baisakh in 2083. The chief executive officer of the company inaugurated the event by lighting a lamp in Panas, and about 300 people including the department heads and branch heads of various branches, senior business managers, managers and agents of the company were present.

While speaking at the opening ceremony, the Chief Executive Officer expressed his gratitude to all those directly and indirectly connected with the company, including the regulatory bodies, customer groups, agent friends, who helped for this success, for the company's success in the financial year 2083-83, including the first insurance premium, and expressed his best wishes for the new financial year. He expressed the opinion that the company will pay special attention to strengthening the network.

Kazim Raza, a well-known trainer, provided intensive training to the invited actors in the program by presenting various examples of activities to be adopted to achieve the goals of MDRT, an international title in the insurance sector. Towards the end of the program, stand-up comedian Suman Karki's comedy performance was accompanied by a unique musical performance by Nepal's famous artists Ramchandra Kafle and Junu Rizal. The participants were thoroughly entertained by DJ Amu's performance.

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