Abdulsalam bin Mohammed al Murshidi, President of the Oman Investment Authority, led a delegation to Ulaanbaatar for high-level discussions with Mongolia’s Prime Minister Gombojav Zandanshatar.
During their meeting, Prime Minister Zandanshatar emphasized Mongolia’s eagerness to strengthen relations with the Sultanate of Oman, highlighting a shared interest in developing a practical partnership focused on mutual investment benefits across key sectors.
Al Murshidi underscored the need to enhance bilateral cooperation not only in investments but also in other areas of common interest.
The Omani delegation participated in a series of official discussions with various Mongolian officials, including:
Damdinnyam Gungor, Minister of Industry and Mineral Resources
Batkhuu Edesh, Secretary General of the Ministry of Economy and Development
Ganbold Bata, Advisor and Head of the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister
V Enkhbaatar, Director General of the Investment and Trade Agency
T Munkhtor, Advisor to the Minister of Food, Agriculture and Light Industries
Conversations centered on potential investment opportunities in mining, energy, agriculture, and food production. Both sides explored possibilities for joint projects and trade facilitation, aiming to create an environment conducive to long-term investments.
The two parties agreed to enhance technical-level dialogues in the near future to establish executive frameworks for bilateral cooperation.
This official visit underscored the mutual aspiration of Oman and Mongolia to build a broad, sustainable strategic partnership, reflecting significant potential for collaboration across economic and developmental sectors.
The discussions were attended by Shaikh Abdulaziz bin Abdullah al Hinai, Ambassador-at-Large at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, along with senior officials from both nations. — ONA
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The recent high-level discussions between Oman and Mongolia highlight a strategic shift for businesses in Oman, opening avenues for investment in mining, energy, agriculture, and food production. This partnership not only presents a unique opportunity for diversification but also poses potential risks related to market adaptability and project execution in a new geopolitical landscape. Smart investors and entrepreneurs should consider delving into Mongolia’s evolving sectors, leveraging bilateral agreements to maximize growth while remaining vigilant of regional dynamics.

Published Date:2025-08-05