Qatari Nepali Muslim Community Raises NPR 4.1 Million for BhoteKoshi Flood Victims
22nd September 2026, Kathmandu
The International Nepalese Muslim Society Qatar has raised NPR 4.107,721 to support families affected by recent floods and landslides in the BhoteKoshi region.
Qatari Nepali Muslims’ Donation
Led by the International Nepali Muslim Society Qatar, the collected funds have been deposited directly into the Prime Minister’s Disaster Relief Fund.
Relief Fund Mobilization and Community Efforts
The relief drive was conducted as a collaborative effort among various Nepali Muslim organizations operating in Qatar.
- Total Contribution: The community successfully mobilized and remitted NPR 4,107,721 to the Prime Minister’s Disaster Relief Fund to assist flood victims.
- Official Event: Details of the Nepal Flood Relief Campaign were shared during a special event in Doha presided over by International Nepali Muslim Society Qatar President Azmat Ali, with General Secretary Maulana Najeer Miyan presenting the financial audit.
- Ongoing Campaign: Organizers confirmed that fundraising efforts will continue in Qatar to gather additional financial support for affected communities.
Long-Term Development Strategy and Future Projects
Community leaders proposed extending immediate disaster assistance into sustainable social support programs.
- Joint Governance Board: Chief Patron Mohammad Muqtada Musalman proposed forming a joint board across participating associations, while Patron Mohammad Aziz Ali emphasized enhancing the structure and effectiveness of community outreach.
- Chain Command Project: Society President Azmat Ali introduced plans to build an initial core fund of at least NPR 10 million to launch the Chain Command Project.
- Sector Focus: The planned initiative aims to establish sustainable integration across agriculture, processing, production, and marketing, alongside providing healthcare and educational assistance to underprivileged students.
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