Kathmandu: Bollywood superstar Aamir Khan, who is in Nepal to promote child nutrition, has been appointed as UNICEF’s Goodwill Ambassador for South Asian region. The Regional Director of UNICEF South Asia, Karin Hulshof, announced the 49-year-old actor as the Goodwill Ambassador during a programme in the Capital.
Aamir visited a health post at Pakadi Village in Kapilvastu district yesterday for promoting nutrition for children where he interacted with local health workers and volunteers.
“Not only women, every member of the family should get united in their efforts to fight malnutrition. We can’t be free from the problems of malnutrition if we are not united,” Aamir Khan said.
Aamir Khan arrived in Kathmandu on Tuesday to take part in UNICEF’s nutrition programme in Kapilvastu.
After attending UNICEF’s programme in Kapilvastu Aamir Khan also visited Lumbini, the birthplace of Lord Buddha on Wednesday.
The ‘Dhoom 3′ star also met Prime Minister Sushil Koirala at his residence at Baluwatar and discussed about malnutrition, which is spread all over the world. The actor also expressed his desire to visit Nepal in the near future with his family.
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