How was Nanjiba Khan Nepal Tour?
At a very young age, he presented a plan to solve problems and problems on behalf of South Asian countries at a 6-day seminar on 'Development of the Young Generation' organized by UNICEF South Asia in Nepal. But this is not the first to travel; He also represented Bangladesh as a BNCC Cadet Ambassador of the Bangladesh Army in front of six countries in India.
Nanjiba Khan departed Bangladesh on June 23 last. Nepal set foot on June 27 after completing the trip. His experience is a bit different this time. Because this time he has raised Bangladesh in front of reputed representatives of UNESCO, UN and UNICEF.
Nanjiba Khan said, “It is a real pleasure to be a UNICEF representative. It is really a turning point for the country to highlight the country abroad. ”
This is her first trip to Nepal. Really like this trip. She said, "Nepal is educated - there are more women working than men. The dealers in all the shops there are women. In Nepal, I saw the first woman in life.
Regarding the social situation of Nepal, Nanjiba said, “People of that country are very calm. Nobody harasses women on the street. However, women's clothing is often short. Nepal's roads are like our Gulistan, mountainous area with no dividers. Horn gives very little while driving. The cars also look small. Many girls ride bikes there. '
It is to be noted that Nanjiba Khan is currently studying as a Trainee Pilot at Arirang Fing School. A regular presenter on BTV, working as a band ambassador for the British American Resource Center. His first book is 'How Autistic Children Are'. Received UNICEF's Meena Media Award for Documentary