Kuwait-based Nepali workers receive guidance on rights and services
. . . a labor awareness program organized by Embassy of Nepal
By Raj Malla
Special to The Times Kuwait
The Embassy of Nepal in Kuwait organized a labor awareness program for Nepali workers on Thursday, to educate the laborers about labor laws, legal provisions, rights, and available support services.
Speaking at the Costa Del Sol Hotel, the Ambassador of Nepal to Kuwait, H.E. Ghanashyam Lamsal highlighted the importance of accurate information in safeguarding workers’ welfare.
The Embassy of Nepal in Kuwait organized a labor awareness program for Nepali workers on Thursday, January 29, 2026, providing information on labor laws, legal provisions, workers’ rights, and available services.
Speaking at the program held at Costa Del Sol Hotel in Kuwait, Nepali Ambassador to Kuwait, H.E. Ghanashyam Lamsal, emphasized that accurate information is essential to keep workers informed and safe. He stated that the embassy has been prioritizing the welfare and security of Nepali workers by providing simple, fast, and effective services.
An open interaction session was conducted with worker representatives and members of various organizations. During the discussion, participants shared their concerns and suggestions, and the embassy expressed its commitment to address and implement them as far as possible. Information was also shared on employment opportunities in Kuwait, protection of labor rights, and safe foreign employment.
Deputy Chief of Mission and Counsellor Sujani Rana delivered a presentation on passport services, document attestation, travel permits, labor-related services, financial literacy, and safe use of social media.
Labor Attaché Janardan Gautam briefed participants on the Social Security Fund, telemedicine services, and facilities available through the Foreign Employment Board.
The program was attended by more than 100 participants, including representatives from the Non-Resident Nepali Association (NRNA) Kuwait, Federation of Nepali Journalists Kuwait, political sister organizations, various Nepali community organizations, local journalists, and political party affiliates.
The embassy stated the program was completed successfully.
