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Mongolia and the Republic of Poland Establish a Comprehensive Partnership www.montsame.mn

During the State Visit of President of Mongolia Khurelsukh Ukhnaa to the Republic of Poland, the following documents were signed. 
President of Mongolia Khurelsukh Ukhnaa and President of the Republic of Poland Andrej Duda signed a Joint Declaration on Establishing a Comprehensive Partnership between Mongolia and the Republic of Poland.
In commemoration of the 75th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Mongolia and the Republic of Poland, the two sides elevated their relations to a Comprehensive Partnership. This Partnership aims at strengthening mutual respect and trust, aligning the social and economic development goals of the two countries, and deepening bilateral cooperation in all areas. 
Minister of Foreign Affairs of Mongolia Battsetseg Batmunkh and Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Poland Wladyslaw Teofil Bartoszewski signed an Action Plan for the Comprehensive Partnership between Mongolia and the Republic of Poland for 2025-2030.
The Action Plan defines key areas of cooperation including political dialogue, parliamentary cooperation, economy, trade, agriculture, science, technology, and environment, detailing relevant measures in each area.
Minister of Health of Mongolia Munkhsaikhan Togtmol and Director of the Office for Registration of Medicinal Products, Medical Devices, and Biocidal Products of the Republic of Poland Grzegorz Cessak signed a Memorandum of Understanding between the Medicine and Medical Devices Regulatory Agency of Mongolia and the Office for Registration of Medicinal Products, Medical Devices, and Biocidal Products of the Republic of Poland.
Under the Memorandum of Understanding, the two sides will cooperate on introducing European standards for the production, storage, and distribution of medical products in Mongolia and exchange information on registration, safety, and monitoring. Also, the two sides will cooperate in increasing the use of safe, high-quality, and reliable medicine, medical devices, and health supplements in Mongolia and improving the quality and accessibility of healthcare services.
Rector of the National Defense University of Mongolia Dashzeveg Surenkhorloo and Rector of the War Studies University of the Republic of Poland Mieczysław Gocul signed an Agreement on Cooperation between the National Defense University of Mongolia and the War Studies University of the Republic of Poland.
Under the Agreement, the two universities will conduct joint research, training sessions, conferences, and seminars, as well as exchange experiences among students, faculty, and staff. This Agreement aims at deepening defense relations and cooperation, strengthening mutual trust in the region, and enhancing the professional skills of military personnel.
President of the Mongolian Academy of Sciences Demberel Sodnomsambuu and President of the Polish Academy of Sciences Marek Konarzewski signed a Memorandum of Understanding on Scientific Cooperation between the Mongolian Academy of Sciences and Polish Academy of Sciences.
Since the mid-1960s, the two sides have actively cooperated in history, ethnology, paleontology, and biology. This Memorandum of Understanding will further expand the scope and scale of cooperation, increase traditional and new joint research projects, empower human resources in science, and help maintain stable cooperation between the two academies. 
Director of the Institute of Paleontology of the Mongolian Academy of Sciences Badamkhatan Zorigt and Director of the Institute of Paleobiology of the Polish Academy of Sciences Jarosław Stolarski signed a Memorandum of Understanding on Scientific Cooperation between the Institute of Paleontology of the Mongolian Academy of Sciences and the Institute of Paleobiology of the Polish Academy of Sciences.
From 1963 to 1971, the two academies conducted joint paleontological field research in the Gobi Desert of Mongolia, resulting in an extensive collection of fossils from dinosaurs, mammals, and reptiles, as well as multiple important scientific discoveries. This Memorandum of Understanding elevates cooperation to a higher level, laying the groundwork for continuing historical paleontological research.
Director-General of the Mongolian National Broadcaster Gerel Gankhuyag and Deputy Director of the National Television of the Republic of Poland Paweł Sosnowski signed a Memorandum of Understanding between the Mongolian National Broadcaster and the National Television of the Republic of Poland.
This Memorandum of Understanding is pivotal in launching cooperation, creating joint productions that display the two countries’ history and cultural heritages, and building human resource capacities, playing a vital role in promoting the exchange of history, cultural heritage, environment, and cultural content between the broadcasting sectors of the two countries. 
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Mongolia to the Republic of Poland Oyundari Navaan-Yunden and Editor-in-Chief of the Polish Press Agency Wojciech Tumidalski signed an Agreement on Cooperation between MONTSAME Mongolian National News Agency and the Polish Press Agency.
Under this Agreement, the two agencies will exchange news and information on political relations, social and economic conditions, business, tourism, culture, arts, and history and distribute them through their respective media channels. The cooperation will also involve journalist and professional exchange programs to share knowledge and experience.
Director of “Mongol Kino” Studio of Mongolia Tumen-Ulzii Budsuren and Deputy Director of the Documentary and Feature Film Studio of Poland Agnieszka Będkowska signed a Memorandum of Understanding on Cooperation between “Mongol Kino” Studio and the Documentary and Feature Film Studio of Poland.
The cooperation will include implementing joint film projects, organizing film productions, providing professional consultations and training, developing film industry professionals, and sharing experiences on the procurement, rental, and maintenance of modern film equipment.
Rector of the National University of Mongolia Ochirkhuyag Bayanjargal and Rector of Jagiellonian University of the Republic of Poland Piotr Jedynak signed a Memorandum of Understanding on Cooperation between the National University of Mongolia and Jagiellonian University of the Republic of Poland.
This Memorandum will enhance collaboration between scholars and researchers, creating opportunities for conducting internationally competitive research. Through student and faculty exchange programs, the partnership will deepen cultural ties and introduce the best international practices in the education sector. Additionally, young researchers will have access to European-funded scholarships and research programs, while Mongolian students will gain opportunities to study, conduct research, and receive scholarships in Poland.
Director of the Mongolian State Conservatory Sharavtseren Tserenjigmed and Rector of the Fryderyk Chopin University of Music of the Republic of Poland Tomasz Strahl signed a Memorandum of Understanding on Cooperation between the Mongolian State Conservatory and the Fryderyk Chopin University of Music of the Republic of Poland.
Since 2011, the Mongolian State Conservatory has collaborated with the Embassy of Poland in Mongolia to organize the International Fryderyk Chopin Piano Competition in Mongolia four times. Moving forward, the two institutions will work together to promote Mongolian traditional and contemporary music, compile and publish musical works, sheet music, and scores, and perform them at the Polish institution.
Director of the Mongolian State Conservatory Sharavtseren Tserenjigmed and Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Poland to Mongolia Krzysztof Bojko signed a Memorandum of Understanding on Cooperation between the Mongolian State Conservatory and the Karol Szymanowski Academy of Music of the Republic of Poland.
The cooperation will focus on student and faculty exchanges, joint artistic productions, exchange of musical compositions, implementing collaborative projects between academic staff, and organizing joint academic conferences and research activities.
Governor of Tuv Aimag of Mongolia Tumurchudur Lkhagvasuren and Member of the Management Board of Mazowieckie Voivodeship of the Republic of Poland Janina Ewa Orzełowska signed an Agreement on Cooperation between Tuv aimag of Mongolia and Mazowieckie Voivodeship of the Republic of Poland.
The partnership will facilitate student, teacher, and researcher exchange programs, organize cultural events, promote investment and support local producers, and expand collaboration in agriculture, technology, and tourism.

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Ulaanbaatar Railway to Transport 22 Million Tons of Foreign Trade Cargo in 2025 www.montsame.mn

On March 14, 2025, a Consultation Meeting on “Agreement on Cargo Volume between the Members of the Organization for Cooperation of Railways (OSJD)” was held in Ulaanbaatar, the Capital City of Mongolia.
At the meeting, participants reviewed the implementation of the cargo volume for foreign trade agreed upon for transportation via the fifth section of the Railway Cooperation Organization in 2024 and reached an agreement on the cargo volume for 2025. In 2024, the Ulaanbaatar Railway (UBTZ) had planned to transport 21.2 million tons of foreign trade cargo that year. In 2025, the amount of foreign trade cargo was increased to 22 million tons, an increase of one million tons compared to the previous year. This change signals a potential rise in Mongolia’s volume of exports, imports, and transit transportation by rail. 
Notably, UBTZ will take all necessary measures to transport the planned cargo volume, cooperating with the railways of neighboring countries. Moreover, Director of Ulaanbaatar Railway Kh. Kherlen was awarded an Honorary Certificate in recognition of his contribution to strengthening the cooperation among the member countries of the Organization for Cooperation of Railways.

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Mongolia-EU Business and Investment Forum (announcement) www.international-partnerships.ec.europa.eu

The Mongolia-EU Business and Investment Forum marks a significant milestone in fostering collaboration between Mongolia and the European Union, offering a unique platform to connect businesses, investors, and policymakers.
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Thursday 9 October 2025, 09:00 - Friday 10 October 2025, 18:00 (+08)
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Thursday 9 October 2025, 09:00 - Friday 10 October 2025, 18:00 (+08)
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English, Mongolian
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EU Business Fora
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This Global Gateway event aims to explore and unlock high-potential opportunities across critical sectors, emphasizing sustainable development and technological innovation that will benefit both regions for years to come.
Mongolia’s dynamic economy is evolving rapidly, and the forum will focus on key sectors with vast potential for growth and collaboration. These sectors include:
Renewable energy and green tech
Sub-sectors: solar power, wind energy, hydro energy, and energy storage
Technology and digitalisation
Sub-sectors: AI, Fin Tech, software development, and IT services
Forestry and agribusiness
Sub-sectors: livestock farming, forestry, organic products, and agricultural technology
Trade 
Sub-sectors: e-commerce, fast consumer goods and electronics
Manufacturing and light industry
Sub-sectors: textile production, construction materials, food processing, and consumer goods manufacturing
Infrastructure development
Sub-sectors: transportation (railways, roads, airports), urban development, and smart cities
Mining and Critical Raw Material 
Sub-sectors: copper, gold, rare earth elements, and uranium

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Mongolia looks to third neighbours for energy reform www.eastasiaforum.org

Mongolia is planning widespread energy reform with the aim of diversifying its energy sources, improving energy infrastructure and reducing air pollution. Mongolia’s energy reform plans are reliant not only on support from immediate neighbours Russia and China but also its ‘third neighbours’ — nations other than Russia and China — such as the United Kingdom, France, India and Australia. The plan involves 14 mega projects, greater foreign investment in the energy sector, increased partnerships with third neighbours, expanding business opportunities in battery storage and increased installation of wind and solar energy.
Mongolian policymakers are embarking on energy reform that aims to diversify energy sources and work on issues like improving energy infrastructure and decreasing air pollution. The government has proposed ‘14 mega projects’ which will require support from Mongolia’s immediate neighbours — Russia and China — and are also heavily dependent on other nations for financial and technical assistance. These areas are an inseparable aspect of Mongolia’s transition to energy reform.
Energy reform has become an increasingly important topic of interest among policy pundits alongside Ulaanbaatar’s foreign partners. Mongolia’s need for energy reform is no longer solely about whether Mongolia should diversify its energy sources — it is now a matter of transition speed and a discussion of the mechanisms that will attract investment and financial support.
It has become clear to the Mongolian public in recent years that intermittent shortages of electricity in tandem with deaths and illnesses caused by extreme air pollution are becoming more widespread. It is an increasing view of the public that recalibrating the energy system is necessary.
The coalition government headed by Mongolian Prime Minister Oyun-Erdene Luvsannamsrai recognises the need to solve Mongolia’s energy challenges. The government will adhere to Mongolia’s long-term development strategy, ‘Vision 2050’, while implementing the State Policy on Energy 2015–2030. To Ulaanbaatar, increasing third neighbour participation is paramount to the pursuit of greater diversification of energy sources. Aligning foreign investment towards the energy sector, expanding business opportunities in battery storage and installing wind and solar is crucial.
‘Third neighbours’ — nations other than China and Russia — are central participants in Mongolia’s energy transition. For example, the United Kingdom has approved 11 projects with US$460 million in funding targeting the energy transition and other sectors. The Migration Action Facility will work on the ‘Mongolia – Energy Performance Contracting for Residential Retrofitting in Ulaanbaatar City’ project to improve insulation and energy efficiency in old apartment blocks.
The European Union is actively funding Mongolia’s energy sector with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development. The EU partnership targets Mongolia’s ‘greater grid reliability and support for renewable generation’. Mongolia has also been working with Finland as a leading renewable energy country.
While Mongolia is striving to diversify its energy sources and transition to renewable energy, its economy continues to depend on the export of natural resources. In 2024, foreign direct investment into Mongolia increased to US$177 million, up from previous years. In the face of rising investment in green energy, Mongolia’s economy continues to depend on its mineral wealth.
But it is important for the Mongolian government to attract more investment, particularly in renewable energy infrastructure. With critical minerals exports increasingly relevant, foreign direct investment can be redirected toward these newer initiatives. Yet mining exports will continue to be Mongolia’s economic lifeline. The only concern is that if China stops importing Mongolia’s coal, Ulaanbaatar will need a different strategy. This is why economic diversification — even in the mining sector — is crucial.
In 2023, clean energy contributed a record 11.4 trillion RMB (US$1.6 trillion) to China’s economy — becoming a key driver of China’s economy. These notable shifts can influence Mongolia–China mining relations.
Though Mongolia exports 90 per cent of its coal to China, it is important for policymakers to divert certain Chinese investments into necessary sectors. A comprehensive strategic partnership with Beijing will present a learning curve for Mongolia’s critical minerals and clean energy market.
Russia will play a different role in Mongolia’s energy reform. Russia will continue to see Mongolia as a major energy buyer and likely to maintain that relationship even with Ulaanbaatar’s renewable energy directions.
Russia and China — both comprehensive strategic partners of Mongolia — will need to support Ulaanbaatar’s endeavours in improving its energy infrastructure, diversifying energy sources, while assisting development of clean and renewable energy. In addition to relying on its two neighbours, Mongolia is currently eyeing nations in the Indo-Pacific and the Middle East for new partnerships.
In the coming years, Mongolia’s diversification of energy sources, transition to renewables and accelerating business investment in energy will continue to be a key priority. Mongolia’s third neighbours including India, France and Australia already have mega projects in place in oil refining, uranium exploration and mining, including one of the world’s largest copper mines with Rio Tinto. Newer partnerships with Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain represent an expansion of bilateral relations.
Ulaanbaatar’s proposal for energy reform will take years to fully implement. Until the necessary infrastructure is put in place and fully operational, Mongolia will continue to depend on coal-based energy. On a geopolitical level, Mongolia’s success in the energy transition will also depend on the stability of the region and where the flow of finance is heading.
BY: Bolor Lkhaajav is a Researcher specialising in Mongolia, China, Russia, Japan, East Asia and the Americas.
This article is part of an EAF special feature series on 2024 in review and the year ahead.
https://doi.org/10.59425/eabc.1742076000

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Javkhlan Bold: Mongolia's Macroeconomic Condition is Stable www.montsame.mn

During the regular session of the Cabinet of Mongolia on March 12, 2025, Minister of Finance of Mongolia Javkhlan Bold presented an update on Mongolia’s consolidated budget and budget performance. 
The Finance Minister noted, “Mongolia’s macroeconomic condition is stable. Last year, the economy grew by 4.9 percent, reaching a GDP of MNT 80 trillion. As of January this year, inflation stood at 9.6 percent. The country’s foreign exchange reserves are stable, and export volume of primary raw materials is increasing.”
As of February 2025, the consolidated budget revenue reached MNT 4.1 trillion, which is MNT 1.2 trillion (22.8 percent) lower than the same period last year, representing 95 percent of the planned revenue for the first two months of 2025. The MNT 4.1 trillion consolidated budget revenue accounts for 11 percent of the annual budget. On average,12 to 14 percent of total annual revenue is collected during the first two months of the year.
The average price of coal was USD 78.5 per ton, USD 44.9 (36 percent) lower than the USD 123.4 recorded in the same period last year, as of February 2025. The lower price of coal was the primary factor in the reduced budget revenue.
Therefore, a working group has been established under a decree from the Prime Minister of Mongolia to ensure stable macroeconomic growth by increasing and monitoring the export of mining products and promptly resolving pressing issues. The working group will be headed by the Minister of Finance.

 

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Uchral Nyam-Osor: No Increase in Any Type of Service Fees or Charges www.montsame.mn

During its regular session on March 12, 2025, the Cabinet of Mongolia discussed scheduled agenda items and made the following decision. 
Chief of the Cabinet Secretariat of Mongolia Uchral Nyam-Osor said, “In response to the declining global geopolitical situation and worsening conditions of international trade, the Government of Mongolia decided to prevent price increases and limit inflation by not raising fees and charges of any type of public services provided to citizens and legal entities. Cabinet members, Heads of agencies, and Heads of all councils, committees, and commissions have been instructed to not increase these fees and charges." 
The Chief of the Cabinet Secretariat also noted that Citizens’ Representative Khurals of the Capital City, aimags, districts, and soums have been advised not to increase the rates of any taxes and fees.

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Mongolia becomes the third largest importer of Japanese used cars www.gogo.mn

D.Munkhtur, Deputy Head of the Food Revolution NGO, raised concerns over Mongolia’s trade agreements during a discussion on the Economic Partnership Agreement with the Republic of Korea.
Munkhtur criticized the lack of macro-level research before signing trade agreements with developed countries, citing Mongolia’s previous economic agreement with Japan as an example. Over the past decade, Mongolia’s imports from Japan have surged from $300 million to over $1 billion, while exports remain stagnant at just $10 million. He pointed out that despite Japan’s humanitarian assistance, it primarily benefits from exporting used Prius cars to Mongolia, making the country the third-largest importer of Japanese vehicles.
He further warned that Mongolia's agricultural sector could suffer if trade agreements are not carefully negotiated, referencing past procedural errors by the Ministry of Economy and Trade. Instead of unbalanced agreements, D.Munkhtur advocated for securing guaranteed purchases of Mongolian products, such as animal feed, in the deal with South Korea, which could potentially generate $500 million in trade annually.
L.Enkh-Amgalan, Head of the Macroeconomic Policy Department at the Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry, defended the agreement with South Korea, stating that adjustments were made to reduce stringent input requirements for Mongolian exports. He emphasized that a preliminary study indicated economic benefits for Mongolia, leading to the government's decision to proceed with the agreement.
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Civil Aviation Authority of Mongolia and TRANSCON Sign Memorandum of Understanding www.montsame.mn

The Civil Aviation Authority of Mongolia and TRANSCON LLC of the Czech Republic signed a Memorandum of Understanding on March 11, 2025.
Director of the Civil Aviation Authority of Mongolia Erdene-Ochir Turbayar and Chief Executive Officer of TRANSCON Electronic Systems LLC Vladimir Drabek signed the MoU.
Supported by the Governments of Mongolia and the Czech Republic, this MoU aims at expanding cooperation on civil aviation and aviation infrastructure.
Additionally, the Agreement will facilitate collaboration in modernizing local airports and supplying aviation equipment and technology.

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Secretary General of Mongolian Basketball Association Appointed as a Member of the EASL Advisory Board www.montsame.mn

The champion team of "The League" under the Mongolian Basketball Association (MBA) in 2025 has secured participation in the East Asia Super League (EASL), which brings together the champion teams of Asia’s top basketball leagues. Meanwhile, the basketball tournament of the current season took place in Macau, Special Administrative Region of the People’s Republic of China, where Japan’s Hiroshima Dragonflies were crowned the 2025 EASL Champion. 
During the finals, the "EASL Summit 2025: The Future of Asian Basketball" was held, with representatives from the MBA attending by invitation.
As part of the event, a meeting of the East Asia Super League Advisory Board was convened, during which Tugsjargal Sambuu, Secretary General of the MBA, was appointed as a board member representing Mongolia. This marks the first time a Mongolian representative has been appointed to an international league tournament’s advisory board.
The 2025 champion team of “The League” will compete in the 2025–2026 season of the EASL, grouped with the champion team of the Republic of South Korea’s league, the runner-up team of the Philippines’ PBA League, and Japan’s Hiroshima Dragonflies from the B.League. In line with this, these selected teams will play in Mongolia, allowing local basketball fans to witness the basketball tournaments of Asia's top teams. Additionally, representatives from Japan’s league have expressed interest in recruiting Mongolian players, leading to plans for collaboration between the two sides.

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President of Mongolia Pays Respect to Czech Geologists Who Discovered the Erdenet Copper-Molybdenum Deposit www.montsame.mn

President of Mongolia Khurelsukh Ukhnaa met with senior Czech geologist Mojmír Krautner in Mongol ger of the Embassy of Mongolia in Prague, the Czech Republic on March 12, 2025.
Mr. Krautner, now 98 years old, led the Mongolian-Czechoslovak joint geological team in the 1960s. Within two years, the joint geological team successfully identified and mapped the main copper-molybdenum deposit in Erdenet.
President Khurelsukh expressed gratitude to Mr. Krautner, emphasizing that the Erdenet Mining Corporation, built around this deposit, continues to contribute to Mongolia’s development and the well-being of its people. As a token of appreciation, President Khurelsukh presented Mr. Krautner with photographs from his time working in Mongolia, along with a commemorative gift.
The veteran geologist expressed his gratitude to the President of Mongolia for the recognition and mentioned that the diplomatic staff at the Embassy of Mongolia in Prague, the Czech Republic always tend to him.
Recalling his youthful years and dedication to his work, Mr. Krautner shared memories of how the joint geological team worked. Senior Czech geologist Mojmír Krautner also mentioned that he considers Mongolia his second homeland. Additionally, he conveyed his best wishes to the people of Mongolia, particularly the residents of Erdenet.

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