Nepal Infrastructure Summit 2026 to Showcase Projects Worth $17 Billion
Summary
Nepal will showcase 23 major projects worth about $17 billion at the Nepal Infrastructure Summit 2026 in Kathmandu, including roads, hydropower, industrial zones, airports and digital infrastructure. The government is also moving to amend 494 clauses across 59 laws to attract foreign investment and speed up project implementation.
Key Points
- The government plans to present 23 projects worth about $17 billion to international investors at the Nepal Infrastructure Summit 2026 on December 9 and 10.
- The showcase includes road and tunnel projects, major hydropower schemes, industrial areas, an airport, tourism projects and an AI data center.
- Officials say 494 clauses in 59 laws are being amended to reduce legal hurdles and improve investor security.
- The summit is jointly organized by the Ministry of Physical Infrastructure Development, CNI and several other business bodies.
