Kathmandu, Nepal: As Nepal Investment Summit (NIS) is going to be held with the aim to attract foreign investment in mega projects from March 2-3 in Kathmandu, the capital city of Nepal. 
 
Investment Board Nepal (IBN) has intensified its preparations for the NIS in consolations with the concerned ministries to identify the areas to attract foreign investments in Nepal. 
 
The IBN has said that it would focus on eight large infrastructure projects under four areas as potential venture at the summit even though it has 100 plus schemes under its purview. 
 
According to the IBN, the summit would focus on railway projects, a hydropower project, tunnel highway, an international airport and chemical fertilizer plant.
 
 
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