There will be an abundance of opportunities to explore the Mongolian coal industry and we will be expecting over 1000 delegates from over 400 foreign and domestic companies. Attendees will include NGOs, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Minister of Roads and Transportation, Mining Minister, Minister of Energy, Minister of Environment and Green Development and Government officials. For more…
During this two day meeting, participants will discuss topics related to the future of Mongolia and many more social and economic hot topics. Click here to register for the event For enquiries regarding participation, sponsorship and other opportunities, please visit the event site…
Mongolia Mining 2015 is jointly organized by its traditional organiser, Minex Mongolia LLC, Expo Mongol LLC, Erdenes Mongol LLC and the International Expo Bureau of Mongolia. The Ministry of Mining of Mongolia, Mongolian National Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Mineral Authority of Mongolia and Oil Authority of Mongolia all support Mongolia Mining, a key mining technology event in the country. For…
This predecessor of “Future Mongolia” will take place from 23rd to 25th March 2015 in the Buyant Ukhaa Sportpalace. The show profile includes all important industries such as: Building & Construction Mining Infrastructure Alternative Energy Healthcare Food Education IT Expo Mongolia is locally supported by the Ministry of Mining, the Ministry of Environment and Green…
In Mongolian A cooling economy, persistently high inflation and tighter credit regulations will maintain pressure on Mongolia’s retail sector throughout 2015, though demand for shop space in certain segments remains strong. In its latest update on the Mongolian economy, the World Bank said double-digit inflation and the high current account deficit had affected domestic demand, adding momentum…
In Mongolian Falling mineral prices and a tapering of foreign investment resulted in slower economic growth in Mongolia in 2014. However, a commitment by the recently installed coalition government to clear bottlenecks in the investment pipeline and cut spending could see lower deficit levels and greater foreign interest in development projects in the year ahead. Commodity pros and cons The country…
In Mongolian Banks in Mongolia are facing weaker profits this year as one of Asia's fastest growing economies cools, triggering a downpour of higher borrowing costs and an increase in non-performing loans, while credit rating agencies are watching the banks' vulnerability to China's continued economic slowdown. Recent downgrades in Mongolia's credit rating following falls in commodity prices have…
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In Mongolian The insurance sector in Mongolia is heading for consolidation with higher capital requirements likely to squeeze out smaller operators in a crowded market. However larger firms can look forward to solid growth prospects as penetration rates remain low and product awareness is on the rise. The expected narrowing of the number of insurers − most likely through a series of mergers or…
In Mongolian Strong demand at home and abroad could prompt higher investment in Mongolia’s dairy industry as the country strives to return to self-sufficiency in milk, as well as capitalise on export potential in the region. Mongolia’s agricultural industry remains key to the economy, with farming production accounting for 16.5% of GDP. Although it is gradually being supplanted by the mining…
