Medora Belgium invites you to their benefit day on Sunday, september 14, 2025 at the Oude Gevangenis campus UHasselt.
It promises to be another fascinating day, in the presence and of the Nepalese Ambassador H.E. Mrs. Sewa Lamsal and representatives
of Nepali organizations in Belgium.
Program
09:30–10:00: Welcome
10:00–11:30: Expedition to success – lecture by Wim Smets (spoken in Dutch)
11:30–12:00: Presentation of Medora Belgium and Nepal
12:00–13:30: Reception with appetizers
13:30–17:00: Nepal Café with public sale of beautiful artworks under the supervision of notary Dirk Seresia
17:00: End of event
During the program, there will also be performances featuring Nepalese music and dance.
Wim Smets is a high-altitude mountaineer and currently holds the Belgian record for climbing mountains over 8,000 meters. In total, he has
reached the summit of a +8,000-meter peak five times. He is also the third Belgian to have completed the Seven Summits (the highest mountain on each continent).
Aside from mountaineering, Wim is a freelance transformation executive, reorganizing IT departments and leading complex IT transformations.
He draws on his experience as both a top-level climber and executive to deliver keynotes on how to build resilience and agility in yourself and your organization.
Prices
Lecture and reception: € 95
Lecture only (Wim Smets): € 55
Reception only: € 40
Nepal Café: free entry, drinks available for purchase
Registration
Send an email to nepalbenefiet2025@outlook.com. Please include
your name, what you are registering for, and how many people will attend. Make sure to transfer the appropriate amount to the Medora Belgium account BE65 7360 2240 0596, mentioning the same name as in the registration.
Can’t attend but still want to support?
You can make a voluntary donation to account number BE65 7360 2240 0596.
Be sure to include your national registry number for a tax certificate (donations of €40 or higher).
All the funds raised for the benefit contribute directly to healthcare for Nepalese schoolchildren in remote areas.
Your support means the world to the Nepali children!