To foster education, inspiration, and practical exposure among students, Hamrobazar, an online platform launched in 2005 which facilities transactions between buyers and sellers, organised a student partnership programme at Everest College, Thapathali, Kathmandu on Sunday.

Dibyesh Giri, the co-founder of Smart Tech, Oho Cakes, and Smart Card Academy, attended the event as the guest speaker. Giri urged students to forge their paths and embrace the hardships of life in his inspiring speech. With his wealth of experience in entrepreneurship, he shared valuable insights with the Bachelor in Business Administration (BBA) students.

As a prominent online marketplace in Nepal, Hamrobazar has over 2,000,000 engagements on the platform every month. This event is a testament to their commitment to giving back to the community and investing in the nation’s future.

“Our main aim is to create a platform for students to connect with industry experts and learn directly from them. They will also be able to interact with our brand sponsor’s representatives,” said Dipesh Mishra, event manager of the student partnership programme, about the event.

Hamrobazar is planning to host similar programmes in fifty colleges across Kathmandu within a year. The next event will take place at Presidential Business School on August 10.