CREDAI Shifts NATCON 2026 from Amsterdam to India Following PM Modi’s Appeal

CREDAI has shifted its flagship NATCON 2026 convention from Amsterdam to India, aligning with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s appeal to prioritise national interest, reduce non-essential foreign travel, and strengthen domestic economic activity amid global geopolitical tensions.

The move reflects the real estate sector’s commitment to “Nation First” and supporting India’s economic resilience. The new Indian host city for NATCON 2026 will be announced shortly.

NATCON is one of India’s largest real estate conventions, attracting over 1,000 developers, investors, architects, policymakers, and industry leaders annually. By hosting the event in India, CREDAI aims to boost domestic tourism, hospitality, local businesses, and allied industries while promoting India’s infrastructure and urban development capabilities.

CREDAI President Shekhar Patel said the decision reflects collective industry responsibility during a crucial period for the nation and supports the country’s long-term economic growth and self-reliance goals.