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President Paudel Urges Protection of Everest Environment Amid Climate Concerns

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President Ram Chandra Paudel has emphasized the urgent need for sustainable mountain tourism, responsible mountaineering, and the conservation of the Himalayan environment, particularly Mount Everest. Addressing the Sagarmatha Summiters Summit–2026, he highlighted global warming and waste accumulation as critical challenges requiring international cooperation to ensure the region's biodiversity and safety.

  • President Paudel stated that Mount Everest is a geographical identity, pride, prestige, and an invaluable natural heritage for Nepal, benefiting the economy through tourism.
  • He noted that global warming, climate change impacts, and garbage accumulation in mountaineering areas have emerged as significant challenges.
  • The President stressed that making mountaineering safe, sustainable, and technology-friendly requires additional efforts and cooperation.
  • The Sagarmatha Summiters Summit–2026 is significant for bringing together Everest climbers to discuss international cooperation, dialogue, and awareness for Himalayan protection.
  • Mukunda Prasad Niraula, Secretary of the Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation, expressed belief that the summit would promote tourism and highlighted concerns about climate change impacts on Mount Everest.

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