The Nepal Infrastructure Summit 2026 will be held in Kathmandu on December 9 and 10, corresponding to Mangsir 23 and 24, organizers have announced. The event, which aims to attract investment from Nepal and abroad, will take place at Hotel Solti. It is being organized by the Government of Nepal, the Ministry of Physical Infrastructure Development and the Confederation of Nepalese Industries (CNI).
Summit to focus on investment
The summit is intended to draw both domestic and foreign investment, placing investment attraction at the center of the event’s stated purpose. Organizers have identified the gathering as an opportunity to bring attention to infrastructure investment in Nepal and encourage interest from investors at home and overseas.
The announcement sets out the summit’s dates, venue and organizing bodies. It does not provide further details about the programme or identify particular infrastructure projects. The stated investment objective, however, signals that the event is being planned as a platform for engagement around infrastructure investment.
Government and industry organizers
The event is being organized jointly by the Government of Nepal, the Ministry of Physical Infrastructure Development and CNI. The involvement of government and an industry organization brings public-sector and business representatives together in organizing the summit.
The Ministry of Physical Infrastructure Development is one of the named organizers, alongside the government and CNI. The Confederation of Nepalese Industries is also part of the organizing group, giving the private-sector body a role in convening an event whose aim includes attracting investment from both domestic and foreign sources.
Kathmandu venue and dates
The summit will be held at Hotel Solti in Kathmandu over two days, December 9 and 10, 2026. The dates are also given as Mangsir 23 and 24 in the Nepali calendar. The two-day schedule provides the setting for the organizers’ effort to bring attention to investment opportunities in Nepal’s infrastructure sector.
The announcement confirms the location and timing, allowing potential participants to plan around the event. With the Government of Nepal, the Ministry of Physical Infrastructure Development and CNI named as organizers, the summit will be hosted in the capital and will seek to attract interest from both Nepali and international investors.
