Bagmati UNESCO Club

Bagmati UNESCO Club To promote the aims and objectives of United Nations and it's system in persurance of it's vision and guiding principles

Since the first UNESCO Club in Japan was founded in 1947, Clubs, Centers and Associations for UNESCO have been invaluable partners for the Organization. Members of the club movement, who are all volunteers, include people of all ages and nationalities from all walks of life. They share a commitment to UNESCO's ideals and work to translate them into reality on the ground. Members are therefore well

placed to present civil society views to decision-makers. In the half century that the UNESCO Clubs movement has existed, the world has witnessed a wide range of events related to each of UNESCO's fields of competence. The goals of the organization is to:
Promote the ideals, objectives and programs of UNESCO; promote international understanding and education, particularly with a view to the effective exercise of human rights, the endogenous development of each people and the construction of a new world economic and social order, and to pursue these objectives also in nations and peoples, particularly in order to advance mutual understanding between the different cultures of the world; involve people in UNESCO's work, particularly at the grassroots level; promote the use of science and technology for peaceful purposes, for the welfare of humanity and, in particular, of developing countries;

02/05/2026

On Buddha Jayanti, we walked into the United Nations and invited nuclear leaders to a meditation retreat in Lumbini.

We're not joking. 😌

Eighty years of negotiations. 85 seconds on the Doomsday Clock. AI already inside nuclear command systems. We said what needed saying — on the record, in New York, for every child who trusts the sky.

Nepal has never built a nuclear weapon. Never threatened a neighbor. We don't need to. We have something older and more powerful than any arsenal.

Panchasheel. Ahimsa. Karuna.

The Doomsday Clock is at 85 seconds.
The meditation hall in Lumbini has no clock at all.

Namo Buddhaya. Shanti. Shanti. Shanti



UNESCO Office in Kathmandu
Major Group for Children and Youth

01/05/2026

Before 27th March, 2021, a group of young people decides that they’re going to take the city of Hetauda and the voices of young people to the United Nations 🇺🇳 Little did they knew, they’d be making their strides towards the General Assembly Hall on Buddha Jayanti, to deliver a statement at the Review Conference of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.

We, today, can proudly speak for ourselves that we have cleared stage 1 of what we intend to deliver. The voices from Hetauda has reached the great Hall of the General Assembly of the United Nations 🇺🇳

Marking the first engagement of Bagmati UNESCO Club at the United Nations Headquarters in New York, we are very thankful to each supporting hand that has helped us evolve.

#2026

24/04/2026

🎙️ A powerful message from across the globe.

We are honoured to share a special video message from Hon. David Shoebridge, Australian Greens Senator and tireless advocate for peace, disarmament, and human rights — delivered in solidarity with the Bagmati UNESCO Club and our side event at the NPT NGO Session.

Senator Shoebridge reminds us that the call to abolish nuclear weapons is not a distant ideal — it is an urgent, moral, and political responsibility that belongs to all of us, from Kathmandu to Canberra.

🕊️ From the Himalayas to the halls of international diplomacy, our voices for peace are united.



UNESCO Office in Kathmandu

Happening Now, Do Join Us !
15/04/2026

Happening Now, Do Join Us !

Ready to shape the road to 2030? 🌱 Join us at the UN ECOSOC Youth Forum 2026 for an official virtual side event: Adaptin...
07/04/2026

Ready to shape the road to 2030? 🌱 Join us at the UN ECOSOC Youth Forum 2026 for an official virtual side event: Adapting Ambitions!
​We're discussing Climate Change, Green Skills, and Career Futures for youth in the Global South.

​🗓️ Wed, 15 April 2026 | 9:00 AM, EDT

🔗 Register online here:
https://forms.gle/AwG9xmBfX3a7RrHs6
or scan the QR code!

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We thank Nepal National Commission for UNESCO for their continued support !
24/03/2026

We thank Nepal National Commission for UNESCO for their continued support !

We call upon each and every Clubs and Associations for UNESCO in Nepal to be a part of this general convention. It shoul...
20/03/2026

We call upon each and every Clubs and Associations for UNESCO in Nepal to be a part of this general convention. It should be historic and demands youth involvement and engagement.

UNESCO Office in Kathmandu

06/03/2026

We have tried to create a video to make you understand, what we want to do at the United Nations on 15th May, 2025. We are hosting an event, "Legislative for Peace: AI-Nuclear Nexus" and we have used NotebookLM to pitch our concept note and technical brief. Kindly provide us with meaningful suggestion !

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On 15th May, 2026 Bagmati UNESCO Club will host a side event titled, "Legislating for parliament: Parliamentary Leadersh...
17/02/2026

On 15th May, 2026 Bagmati UNESCO Club will host a side event titled, "Legislating for parliament: Parliamentary Leadership Addressing AI Nuclear Threats" from 10:00 AM to 13:00 PM at the Conference Hall A, at the United Nations Headquarters in New York, USA.

This is being organized on the sidelines of The 2026 Review Conference of the Parties to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, which will take place from 27 April to 22 May 2026 at United Nations Headquarters in New York.

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25/01/2026

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