The Nepal Infrastructure Summit 2026 is scheduled to take place on December 9 and 10 at Hotel Soaltee in Kathmandu, with the event aiming to attract domestic and foreign investment in infrastructure. Reports by myRepublica and Ratopati identify the two-day gathering as a forum intended to draw investment into infrastructure in Nepal.
Summit to convene in Kathmandu
The event is set to be held at Hotel Soaltee, placing the summit in Kathmandu, Nepal’s capital. It is scheduled across two days, December 9 and 10, 2026. The reports identify the meeting as the Nepal Infrastructure Summit 2026, a gathering focused on infrastructure and investment.
The announcement establishes the timing and venue but does not, in the information available, detail the summit’s programme, participating organisations or individual speakers. Those details will be important for understanding how the event plans to connect potential investors with infrastructure opportunities, but they have not been specified in the reports summarized here.
Focus on domestic and foreign investment
The summit’s stated aim is to attract investment from both within Nepal and abroad. That focus puts the event’s central purpose on mobilising capital for infrastructure, rather than on a single project or sector identified in the announcement. The available information does not name particular projects, funding targets or investment commitments expected at the gathering.
Bringing domestic and international investment into the same discussion is the broad objective presented for the summit. The reports do not yet describe what mechanisms or presentations will be used to pursue that goal. Nor do they specify which infrastructure fields will feature in the discussions. Further programme information would clarify the projects and priorities that organisers intend to put before prospective investors.
Details to watch ahead of the event
With the dates and venue set, attention will turn to further information about the summit’s agenda and participants. For businesses and investors assessing the event, those details could explain how the gathering will support its stated aim of attracting capital. The reports available so far provide the date, location and investment focus, but do not set out a list of speakers, sessions or planned agreements.
The Nepal Infrastructure Summit 2026 is therefore scheduled as a two-day Kathmandu event focused on attracting domestic and foreign investment in infrastructure. It will be held at Hotel Soaltee on December 9-10. Any specific projects, proposed investments or outcomes should be confirmed through subsequent announcements rather than assumed from the summit’s stated purpose.
