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Nepal’s ambassador addresses Senate, receives citation from Massachusetts
Summary
The ambassador of Nepal to the United States, Lok Darshan Regmi, addressed the Massachusetts Senate, praised bilateral ties and the local Nepalese community, and received a citation from the chamber.
The Massachusetts Senate welcomed Lok Darshan Regmi, ambassador of Nepal to the United States, who addressed senators and accepted a citation from the chamber.
Regmi thanked senators for the invitation, praised Massachusetts as a center for education and innovation, and highlighted an existing Nepalese community in the state. He said more than 25,000 members of the Nepalese community live in Massachusetts and described deeper cooperation between Massachusetts institutions and Nepal on education, health care, technology and research. The transcript records his remarks in full and attributes those statements to him.
After his remarks, the Senate presented a citation in recognition of Regmi’s diplomatic service and his work supporting ties between Massachusetts and the Nepalese community. The transcript records the president inviting the ambassador to accept the citation and sign the Senate’s book of distinguished guests.
What the record shows
• Ambassador remarks: Regmi delivered prepared remarks praising bilateral ties, Massachusetts institutions, and the Nepalese community in the state.
• Citation presented: The Senate presented a citation to Regmi and his wife for “continued commitment to building strong relations and partnerships with the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and contributions to the Nepalese community in Massachusetts.”
The transcript contains no legislative action tied to the visit and no further committee or policy commitments recorded during the remarks.
