In the first five months of 2019, Mongolia’s foreign trade rose 10.2 percent year-on-year, amounting to USD 5.58 billion.

Exports grew 13 percent year-on-year to USD 3.26 billion, while imports rose 6.3 percent to USD 2.32 billion, the National Statistical Office

Mongolia exported 54900 tonnes of meat and meat products in 2018 – a 20 year high. But because of bungled management, the population of Ulaanbaatar, where half of Mongolians live, is experiencing meat shortages. Prices have simply skyrocketed beyond what

Mr B.Gankhuyag, Chief Executive Officer of state owned Erdenes Tavantolgoi, a joint stock company where every citizen of Mongolia is a shareholder and owns and operates the largest undeveloped coking coal mine in the world. Erdenes Tavantolgoi JSC alone controls

Mongolia attracted foreign direct investment worth USD 661.8 million during the first quarter of 2018, up by 7.5 percent year-on-year.

In a statement from the Central Bank of Mongolia, over 90 percent of  foreign investment goes to the Oyu Tolgoi copper-gold

The ‘Transit Mongolia 2019’ forum has been held at the Shangri La Hotel in Ulaanbaatar. The event aims at increasing the volume of transit freight through Mongolia. The subject is extremely important to Mongolia, as it is wedged between Russia

Seoul-based investment company Rhinos Asset Management said on 4 June that it had opened a wholly-owned overseas subsidiary in Mongolia the day prior. This marks the first time that a foreign entity has begun to operate an asset manager in

CDB Aviation has delivered an Embraer E-190 aircraft to Mongolia’s Hunnu Air to support the carrier’s domestic and regional operations. It is part of a fleet of four leased E-190s from CDB based on an agreement first announced in February

An EU-funded initiative is to support the development of the yak and camel wool trade in Mongolia, helping to improve access to international markets and the formation of partnerships with foreign companies.

A meeting of the TRAM project – Trade Related