Expo Mongolia 2016

Mongolia | Economy

Third Party Event

23 May 2016 - 25 May 2016

Expo Mongolia, the international trade fair in Ulaanbaatar, is the meeting place for all industries. Official pavilions and individual exhibitors will have a unique networking platform in the expanding eastern market to establish business contacts, as well as to present new innovations to trade with professionals from Mongolia and surrounding countries.

Expo Mongolia is also honoured to receive the support of governmental institutions, industry organisations, international associations and the media. These include the Ministry of Mining, the Ministry of Environment and Green Development, the Ministry of Energy, the German engineering association VDMA and Czech Trade.

Alongside the exhibition, Expo Mongolia consists of a high-level conference and offers a free networking service to all attendees.

For more information, please visit the event website here or contact Expo Mongolia 2016 via email at info@expomongolia.com

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