Nepal is now at an important turning point in its nation-building journey.
Education, healthcare, agriculture, infrastructure, and administrative systems — these are some of the key challenges Nepal is facing today.
How can Japan’s political leaders, experts, private companies, and advanced technologies contribute to these challenges?
In this video, we explore the future possibilities between Japan and Nepal through the political network of Nobuko Iwaki, the insights shared by Nepali entrepreneur Usha Giri, and the knowledge and technology of Dr. Kenichi Iijima.
About This Video
This video mainly focuses on Usha Giri, a business leader from Nepal, as she shares the current situation in Nepal and the challenges the country is facing in areas such as education, healthcare, agriculture, infrastructure, and government systems.
Another important theme is how Nepal’s current needs and future vision can be connected to Japanese politics, government officials, specialists, and private-sector partners through the network of Nobuko Iwaki.
The video also introduces the potential of Dr. Kenichi Iijima’s microbiological and fermentation technologies, which may contribute to Nepal’s agriculture, environment, and health-related fields.
This is not simply a story of international exchange.
It is a discussion about how Japan and Nepal can move beyond “support” and create a future together through collaboration and co-creation.
Key Points of This Video
- Nobuko Iwaki’s connections with Japan’s political community
- The real situation in Nepal shared by Usha Giri
- Challenges Nepal faces in education, healthcare, agriculture, and infrastructure
- The potential of Dr. Kenichi Iijima’s microbiological and fermentation technologies
- The possibility of Japan and Nepal moving from “support” to “co-creation”