Mongolian With a combination of extreme summer drought and severe winter chill taking its toll on Mongolia’s livestock industry, the country is looking to financial incentives and targeted investment to bolster regional exports. Snowed under Mongolia’s livestock industry is falling victim to a climatic phenomenon known locally as a dzud, which usually occurs when an especially dry summer is…
The two-day forum is expecting almost 1500 participants, including media representatives. The forum will seek to define the country’s current national and global context, as well as outline alternatives for the promotion of future economic and social prosperity in Mongolia. Please register at http://meforum.mn/register/eng. Should you have any enquiries, please email the organiser…
Mongolian Like many of its emerging market peers, Mongolia felt the weight of falling commodities prices and weaker global demand in 2015. However, progress made in moving major mining and transport infrastructure projects forward is expected to pave the way for recovery in the near to medium term. In particular, slower growth in China, the country’s largest export market, had a moderating effect…
Mongolian With renewed backing from international lenders, Mongolia is moving ahead with plans to broaden its logistics base and improve access to export markets, with a raft of transport infrastructure projects shifting into gear. While a slowdown in the global commodities market is expected to see GDP more than halve from 7.8% in 2014 to 3.5% this year, according to the IMF, Mongolia’s drive…
Mongolian The cashmere industry in Mongolia is making its mark on the global fibres market, with an abundance of quality raw materials and continuing investment in downstream processing capacity. As global demand for many natural resources eases and commodity surpluses drive market prices to new lows, Mongolian exports registered a 9% year-on-year decline in the first eight months of 2015 – including…
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Mongolian Mongolia’s remote regions are beginning to feel the benefits of public and private initiatives aimed at attracting investment and promoting rural development in a bid to tackle rising levels of urbanisation and imbalances in regional wealth. The country’s rural regions are in need of greater development, having witnessed something of an exodus in recent years – especially in remote…
In Mongolian Backed by international support, Mongolia is rolling out advanced ICT programmes to support the provision of government services, improving accountability and access to data. On June 18, Mongolia’s minister of finance, J. Erdenebat, signed more than $63m worth of credit agreements with the World Bank to fund three new projects – two of which deal directly with the government’s…
Two Day Program: The two-day conference will consist of presentations & panel discussions. There will also be a segregated area for exhibitors. The brochure for this year’s conference includes the preliminary agenda and the photos taken last year. It can be foundhere Confirmed Speakers: We have notable speakers confirmed to speak at the event. These people include: Bayartsogt…
The Forum’s mission is to promote a business friendly environment in Mongolia’s mining sector. In order to achieve its goal, the organizers strive to create the most comprehensive platform between the private sector, the government, and civic societies. The Forum’s agenda is to present Mongolian mining investment opportunities to international investors and to create fruitful dialogue between…
