Kathmandu, February 27, 2026 – Nepal is set to host 15 international guests, including election commissioners from various countries, to observe the upcoming House of Representatives election scheduled for March 6 (Falgun 21).

The Election Commission of Nepal has approved 43 organizations to monitor the polls, comprising three international and 40 national observer groups. Training for the national observers has already been conducted to ensure smooth and transparent election oversight.

Sagun Shamsher Jabara, Election Commissioner and head of the Code of Conduct Monitoring and Election Observation Committee, confirmed that all accredited organizations have met the required standards and procedures to participate in election observation.

In addition to international observers, diplomatic representatives and embassy officials will also participate in monitoring election day activities. To facilitate their work, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has deployed 52 liaison officers to assist with coordination and oversight.

The presence of international observers comes amid efforts to ensure transparency and credibility in Nepal’s parliamentary elections, which are expected to draw significant attention both domestically and internationally.