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President of Helping Heart Nepal Honored with Everest Climate Action Award by Vice President of Nepal

We are thrilled to announce that the President of Helping Heart Nepal, Mr. Jiyauddin Khan, has been honored with the prestigious Everest Climate Action Award. This esteemed recognition was presented by the Vice President of Nepal, Honorable Ram Sahaya Yadav, in a momentous ceremony held in Kathmandu.

Mr. Khan's remarkable contributions to combatting climate change and promoting environmental sustainability have earned him this distinguished accolade. As the President of Helping Heart Nepal, he has been at the forefront of numerous initiatives aimed at mitigating climate change and fostering sustainable practices.

Under Mr. Khan's visionary leadership, Helping Heart Nepal has undertaken impactful projects, including reforestation campaigns, clean energy initiatives, and climate awareness programs. These initiatives not only reduce carbon emissions but also empower local communities to actively participate in environmental conservation.

The Everest Climate Action Award serves as a testament to Mr. Khan's unwavering dedication and outstanding achievements. It recognizes his exceptional commitment to creating a more sustainable and resilient planet for future generations. Through this recognition, Mr. Khan and Helping Heart Nepal aim to inspire a broader movement and encourage individuals, organizations, and the government to prioritize climate action.

We extend our heartfelt congratulations to Mr. Jiyauddin Khan for this well-deserved honor. His leadership and tireless efforts have made a significant impact in the fight against climate change. With this prestigious recognition, Helping Heart Nepal is poised to continue making strides towards a greener future.

Join us in celebrating Mr. Khan's achievement and supporting the mission of Helping Heart Nepal to create a more sustainable world for all. Together, we can make a difference in the global fight against climate change.