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‘Mindgolia’ showcases globally the world-class digital solutions www.news.mn
The Government of Mongolia launched its new online procurement portal – www.mindgolia.mn – reducing costs and bureaucracy related to the procurement of software solutions and providing a major boost to the country’s thriving tech sector.
As part of the Mongolian economy’s transition ‘from mining to mind’, ‘Mindgolia’ will showcase globally the world-class digital solutions that the Mongolian tech industry has been developing for many years. Open to both the private and public sectors, the new marketplace is also designed to strengthen links between the country’s tech industry and global investors, as well as providing a level playing field for Mongolian tech start-ups to compete with more established players.
Mongolia’s USD 41 billion ICT industry is growing rapidly, a trend due to continue in the years ahead due to the roll-out of public private partnerships such as ‘Mindgolia’. More than 300 companies and 2,000 young engineers work on the development of technology solutions and software production, and Mongolian tech start-ups such as AND Global with its ONDO Space and satellite technology are increasingly well-recognised in the region and raising funds globally.
The strengthening of Mongolia’s tech sector is a key part of the Government’s New Recovery Policy, aimed at enhancing the country’s growth rate and diversifying away from mining and towards emerging and high-growth areas in the knowledge economy.
‘Mindgolia’ features 180 products from over 100 companies, with this number increasing daily. Around 350 software developers, and representatives of around 250 buyers and users of government organizations, ministries, agencies, and state-owned companies are participating in the platform. ‘Mindgolia’ will help support the growing number of government-led digital transformation projects in the country, with 904 such projects totaling USD 267 million taking place between 2012 and 2021, and a further 357 projects worth USD 290 million expected to be completed between 2022 and 2024.
‘Mindgolia’ was inspired by international practice in the area of public procurement, including the UK Government’s Crown Commercial Service and their ‘Digital Marketplace’ platform. An English language version of ‘Mindgolia’ will be launched before the end of 2022.
Published Date:2022-12-26
