Kathmandu, March 28 -- The much-hyped Investment Summit will begin tomorrow as the one-year-old communist government led by KP Sharma Oli hopes to woo investors by presenting $30billion worth of potential projects to plug the country's infrastructure funding gap.

Most of the foreign investors, who have confirmed their participation in the capitalist jamboree, are from Nepal's immediate neighbours China and India. Among the 600 foreign delegates and investors from 40 countries, 265 are from China (225 from the mainland) and 120 from India.

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"Nepal has held two investment summits in 1992 and 2017, but this one will be different," said Finance Minister Yuba Raj ...