Amcham Nepal

SelectUSA 2026 was more than a summit for us — it was a statement that Nepal is ready.

Proud to witness the first-ever Nepal delegation at the SelectUSA Investment Summit in Maryland, coordinated by the American Chamber of Commerce in Nepal.

From Biz Serve, Swift Fin, Codavatar, Green Tick, and Event Mo / Techcraft — we saw Nepali ICT companies step confidently into global conversations on investment, innovation, and commercial partnership.

What mattered most was not who we met, but what we built:trust, relationships, credibility, and a long-term vision for Nepal–U.S. commercial engagement.

A meaningful recognition at the Embassy of Nepal, engagements with U.S. Commerce and State Department officials, conversations with governors, chambers, investors, and economic developers — all reflected one clear reality:

Nepal is no longer only seeking aid.Nepal is ready for trade, technology, investment, and global collaboration.

One of the memorable moments was meeting Christopher Landau and sharing how commercial diplomacy and private sector leadership can help strengthen economic bridges between Nepal and the United States.

The biggest takeaway from this journey:Your network truly becomes your opportunity when built with purpose, trust, and consistency.

Grateful to every stakeholder, partner, institution, and well-wisher who made this historic delegation possible.

The conversations have started.Now comes the responsibility to turn them into action, investment, jobs, and lasting partnerships.

As Tony Robbins often emphasizes — progress happens when people stop waiting for certainty and start taking bold, consistent action. This delegation was exactly that: a leap of vision, belief, and ex*****on toward a bigger future for Nepal.



U.S. Chamber of Commerce U.S. Embassy, Nepal U.S. Department of State Amir Thapa Sitesh Bhattarai Abhaya Poudel Silwal Shrestha Thapa

 Nepal is no longer just an energy story. It is becoming a digital infrastructure opportunity.

Over the past week in Washington, D.C., AmCham Nepal concluded its “Washington Door Knock” mission with a clear message:
Nepal can power the future of AI, data, and blockchain—with clean energy.

Our delegation engaged with the U.S. Department of State, Department of Commerce, Department of Energy, USTDA, DFC, and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, World Bank and ADB.

What emerged is not just optimism—it’s alignment.

Nepal’s hydropower is no longer only about exports. It can anchor:

• AI and high-performance computing
• Sustainable data centers
• Blockchain and crypto infrastructure
• Cloud and digital services

This is our “Hydro-to-Data” moment.

There is real interest in:
– Feasibility support for digital infrastructure , Financing pathways ,A U.S.–Nepal Energy Roadshow to connect investors and projects.

But let’s be clear—this opportunity will not realize itself.

It requires:
• Policy stability
• Regulatory clarity
• Speed in decision-making
• Public-private alignment

AmCham Nepal is stepping forward to connect these dots—globally and locally. And we will work with the Government in Nepal and with the U.S. administration and be that bridge of mutual prosperity.

Now the ask:

If you are part of the Nepali diaspora, global investor community, or policy ecosystem—this is the time to engage.

Nepal has:
✔ Clean energy at scale
✔ A young, capable workforce
✔ Strategic relevance in a data-driven world

What it needs is collective conviction and ex*****on.

We are moving from aid to trade.
From potential to participation.

The question is—who joins in building this next chapter?

Please join the Wagon.

Thank you to AmCham members, our partners and all stakeholders.

U.S. Chamber of Commerce Amcham Nepal U.S. Embassy, Nepal of Nepal D.C