Nepalese Samaj Netherlands
Posted 18 December, 2008 – in: Europe, Netherland
The Netherlands or the Kingdom of Netherlands, is a western European country, sharing its border with Germany on the east, Belgium on the south and North Sea on the north and west. The Netherlands is a parlientary democratic constitutional monarchy. Sometimes it is also called Holland, but Holland is only two of Netherland’s twelve provinces.
It is part of Benelux and economic union between Belgium, The Netherlands and Luxembourg. It is also the founding member of EU and NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organisation) . One could say Amsterdam and Hauge (seat of the Government) as the capital of The Netherlands. The Netherlands also host five international courts, giving Hauge the status of legal capital city of the world.
Much of the Netherlands have been gained through land reclamation. Tulips, windmills and canals/inland waterways are some of the symbols of the Netherlands. Besides, all of these you will also find Nepalese people from the Himalayan country among the more of less 20% of non-Dutch population.
These Nepalese residing in The Netherlands have form a social community called Nepalese Samaj (Community) Netherlands. It was established in August 1999, with an aim to bring Nepalese and Dutch people who are interested in friendship with Nepalese people, culture, language and food. NSN, publishes news bulletin called Chautrai twice a year in both Nepalese and Dutch. NSN, also organises various events and gatherings during Nepalese cultural occasions, New Year and other special occasions.
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