It will be a great publicity stunt for our tourism board (if they're wise and proactive enough) to invite him to Nepal, get a TV interview and make him a guest speaker at important functions. A little extra flavor of race besides Chinky and Indian looking homogeneous society to add to billboard and pamphlets, some bragging story. You don't get this type of opportunity very often, nor do you come across these kinds of talents.
This guy is amazing, speaks better Nepali than many Nepali I've seen.