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Nepal Tech Roadshow Switzerland 2026 to Connect Nepali IT Companies with Global Markets

The Nepal Association for Software and IT Services Companies (NAS-IT), in collaboration with the Swiss Nepalese Chamber of Commerce (SNCC), will organize the ‘Nepal Tech Roadshow Switzerland 2026’ in Zurich, Switzerland, on September 16.

The event will bring together businesses, technology representatives, investors, and other stakeholders from Nepal and Switzerland to explore the potential of Nepal’s IT industry and opportunities for international collaboration.

The programme will showcase Nepal’s growing ICT sector, skilled workforce, digital innovation, IT export potential, and expertise in artificial intelligence (AI), software development, cybersecurity, cloud services, data engineering, and digital transformation.

Seventeen Nepali IT companies will participate in the event and present their services, expertise, and technology solutions through one minute company pitches.

The roadshow will also highlight the achievements of Nepali companies in AI, cybersecurity, product development, IT services, BPO, custom web and application development, cloud infrastructure, and data engineering.

NAS-IT President Deepen Chapagain said the annual roadshow aims to take the services and technology solutions of Nepali IT companies to the global market while creating opportunities for international partnerships and business expansion.

The Swiss Nepalese Chamber of Commerce will share insights into Nepal-Switzerland trade and technology relations, as well as potential areas of collaboration between Nepali IT companies and Swiss businesses.

The event will provide a platform to explore business partnerships, investment opportunities, and international market expansion.

The roadshow will be organized with the support of the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) and other partners and stakeholders, with the Swiss Nepalese Chamber of Commerce serving as the co-host.

NAS-IT has previously organized tech roadshows in Australia, the United States, and the United Kingdom as part of its efforts to promote Nepal’s technology industry internationally.

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