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Doha: Nabil Bank has completed an awareness program on safe banking transactions targeting Nepali migrant workers in Qatar. More than 100 Nepali migrant workers participated in the program titled ‘Ghar Ta Nepal’ organized at the Radisson Blu Hotel in Qatar.
In the program organized in coordination with Nabil Investment Banking Limited and Nabil Stock Dealer Limited, representatives from various departments of Nabil Bank held interactive discussions on remittance, deposits, digital banking, loans and investments, as well as financial awareness, use of financial services, savings and investments.
Information was given at the program about the ‘Nabil Skilled Migrant Entrepreneurial Loan’, which was introduced with the aim of promoting entrepreneurship among Nepali workers who have returned from abroad.
On that occasion, the Nepali Ambassador to Qatar Ramesh Chandra Poudel urged the use of formal channels when sending money to Nepal as sending money through formal channels would benefit the entire economy of Nepal.
Addressing the program, Ambassador Poudel said, ‘For financial security, overseas Nepalis should send their remittances safely and systematically through the formal banking system. This will not only protect your hard work properly, but will also make a significant contribution to Nepal’s economic stability.’
Gyanendra Prasad Dhungana, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Nabil Bank, emphasized the significant contribution of Nepali workers to the development of the economies of both Nepal and Qatar. Noting that the number of Nepalese workers in Qatar is the largest after India, he said that the purpose of their visit was to inform about digital services.
In which one can open a bank account online using a Qatari mobile, apply for a loan, and invest in SIP, mutual funds, and the stock market through other companies under the bank, he said.
Adarsh Bajgain, Deputy General Manager of Nabil Bank, said, ‘As a leading financial institution in Nepal, we respect the great contribution of Nepalis working abroad. Our aim is to provide financial tools that ensure your financial security by making proper use of your hard work.’
Ramesh Bhatta, President of Non-Resident Nepali Association (NRNA), Qatar, emphasized the need for financial awareness among the diaspora community. He said, “Financial literacy opens the door to long-term prosperity. By making informed financial decisions and utilizing banking services properly, we can transform remittances into sustainable investments, which benefit our families and the economy of Nepal.”
Mahendra Prasad Chamlagai, President of Nepal Business Association Qatar, played a significant role in the success of the program. At the end of the program, stand-up comedian Suman Kaki gave a performance.
Nabil Bank has long been providing services to Nepali workers in Qatar to send money to Nepal. The money sent by workers from Qatar can be deposited immediately in any bank account in Nepal.
In addition, the remittances sent by them can be easily received from more than 20,000 Nabil Remit agents located in different parts of the country. The bank is providing special savings accounts, digital banking facilities and simple loan services for customers sending remittances.
Nabil Bank is one of the leading commercial banks in Nepal. The bank has been providing services to more than 2.4 million customers through 268 branches and 320 ATMs.
Nabil Bank has played a significant role in the Nepali banking sector for 40 years by introducing innovative services. The bank has been making significant contributions to the banking development of Nepal.
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