NAIMA’s First AGM Concludes: Approves Future Strategy and Tech Focus
NAIMA’s First AGM Concludes
14th December 2025, Kathmandu
The Nepal Automobile Importers and Manufacturers Association (NAIMA) successfully held its first Annual General Meeting (AGM) on December 15, 2025. The landmark event took place at the NAIMA office in Kamalpokhari, Kathmandu.
NAIMA’s First AGM Concludes
This AGM was crucial as it formally ratified the organization’s programs, strategic blueprint, and institutional structure for the upcoming year, firmly establishing the NAIMA AGM Mobility Strategy as its guiding principle.
A Strong Voice in a Short Span
The AGM, chaired by President Ritu Singh Vaidya, underscored the rapid growth and influence of the association. Addressing the assembly, President Vaidya highlighted that in the short period since its inception, NAIMA has managed to position itself as a unified and powerful voice for Nepal’s entire mobility sector.
She stressed the importance of institutional strengthening, which has been a primary focus over the last nine months. This foundational work culminated in the successful organization of the NAIMA Nepal Mobility Expo 2025.
Technology, Sustainability, and Innovation
The successful execution of the NAIMA Nepal Mobility Expo 2025 was a major talking point. President Vaidya noted that the Expo effectively showcased cutting-edge technology, emphasized sustainability, and brought to light the significant potential within the automobile and broader mobility sectors. The event acted as a crucial platform, bridging manufacturers, importers, and the tech-savvy Nepali consumer.
This focus on advanced and sustainable technology aligns perfectly with the future direction approved in the meeting. The association’s members are actively preparing to usher in a new era of smart, electric, and connected vehicles, making technology integration a core tenet of the newly approved mobility strategy.
Strategic Planning and Financial Transparency
Executive Director Rajkumar Dulal presented the audited report for the fiscal year 2081/82, along with the annual progress report and the program and budget for the upcoming year. The reports were clear, concise, and focused on proactive measures.
Dulal committed to effective operational plans and transparent financial management to achieve the long-term goals of the association. The members actively engaged with the presented data, emphasizing the need for robust institutional practices to support the sector’s expansion.
The adoption of the strategic blueprint ensures that resource allocation will actively support technological advancements and member services.
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Key Decisions Approved at the AGM
The AGM formally approved several key documents and initiatives that will actively shape NAIMA’s work in 2026:
Annual Programs and Budget: The association’s operating budget was approved, with a significant allocation designated for advocacy and research in sustainable mobility solutions.
Institutional Structure: Formalization of the internal organizational structure was completed, ensuring clear lines of communication and accountability for future projects.
Long-Term Strategic Plan: The core of the meeting, the mobility strategy, was ratified. This plan sets clear milestones for member growth, public policy engagement, and technological adoption across the sector.
Policy Advocacy: NAIMA will actively engage with government bodies to advocate for policies that facilitate the import and adoption of new, environment-friendly technologies, including Electric Vehicles (EVs) and smart traffic management systems.
The Path Ahead
With the successful conclusion of its first AGM, NAIMA is well-positioned to drive innovation and represent the interests of its members effectively.
The approved NAIMA AGM Mobility Strategy is not just a plan; it is a mandate for change, focusing on leveraging technology to make Nepal’s transport ecosystem more efficient, sustainable, and modern.
The association will now focus on executing the detailed plans, ensuring that the momentum gained from the inaugural year is actively converted into tangible benefits for the sector and the nation.
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