District 325 K Strengthens Strategic Vision with Advisory Council Meeting in Chitwan

Kathmandu: The Advisory Council Meeting of Lions Clubs International District 325 K, Nepal, concluded successfully at Regenta Resort, Chitwan, bringing together district leaders to formulate the strategic direction for the Lion Year 2026/27. Chaired by District Chief Advisor Min Raj Kafle, the meeting featured comprehensive discussions on the district’s priorities, service initiatives, and future plans, culminating in the adoption of a strategic declaration.

During the meeting, District Governor Ramesh Adhikari reviewed the district’s achievements since the beginning of his tenure and outlined priorities for the remainder of the Lion Year. He emphasized membership growth, impactful service projects, leadership development, club strengthening, and aligning district activities with international Lions standards. He also urged all Lions clubs to make their community service initiatives more effective and result-oriented.

Former District Governor and Multiple Council Coordinator Suchitra Thapa, First Vice District Governor Bishnu Hari Phuyal, and Second Vice District Governor Hasan Kumar Gopali shared their vision and plans for the coming year.

Their presentations focused on leadership development, membership expansion, youth engagement, community service, and the overall strategic roadmap for District 325 K Nepal.

Addressing the gathering, District Chief Advisor and Program Coordinator Min Raj Kafle highlighted the objectives, agenda, and expected outcomes of the meeting, stating that the Advisory Council plays a vital role in shaping the district’s policies and future direction.

The meeting was attended by 85 Lions leaders, including cabinet officers, past district governors, and senior district officials. The program was hosted by District PRO-in-Chief Surendra Babu Shrestha. Concluding the event, Kafle thanked all participants and expressed confidence that the declaration adopted during the meeting would further strengthen the district’s performance and service initiatives throughout the Lion Year 2026/27.