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Kathmandu, The AFC C Coaching Certificate Course, which was held from May 21–27 and July 1–5, was successfully completed from June 16–20. The Morang Football Association organised the course with technical assistance from the All Nepal Football Association (ANFA).

This course has never before been offered in Nepal.

The concluding ceremony was presided over by ANFA President Pankaj Bikram Nembang, who was joined by a number of prominent visitors, including ANFA Ex-Co members Purushottam Thapa and Dipendra Dhimal.

In his motivational speech, ANFA President Nembang emphasised the value of coaching in developing young potential. Rajan Adhikari, the head of the Koshi Provinc Police Training Centre, and Pradeep Shah, the assistant chief district officer for the Morang District, also spoke at the occasion. Additionally, Santosh Baniya, the previous vice president of ANFA, Deepak Rai, the president of the Sunsari District Sports Committee, Khadag Shrestha, the vice president of the Koshi Province Football Association, and others were there.

The visitors shared their wishes and hopes for the coaching course participants' futures during the programme.

Sanjeet Singh, the head of coach education, served as the course's instructor, and Hari Khadka, the acting technical director of the ANFA, served as his assistant. The training was split into two sections. This course has been created and delivered by ANFA in accordance with the rules of the AFC Coaching Convention.

There were 23 coaches in all who took the course. Similar coaching courses will soon be offered throughout Nepal, according to ANFA's plans.

Participants : Arjun Rai, Arun Lama, Chandan Sardar, Dil Bahadur Shrestha, Gambhir Rai, Indra Rai, Ishwar Limbu, Janak Singh, Jeeban  Dhami, Kalpana Karki, Karna Bahadur Limbu, Kiran Karki, Lakshmi Narayan Shrestha, Man Maya Limbu, Nandu Raj Guvaju, Raj Kumar  Limbu, Raju Singh Maharjan, Ranu Pratap Rana Magar, Sajeeban Rai, Suman Subedi, Upendra Shrestha, and Yogesh Gurung.