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Priority Export Sectors

Mongolia offers diverse investment opportunities across strategic sectors with strong growth potential, supported by its abundant natural resources, favorable market conditions, and ongoing economic reforms.

Key priority sectors include:

• Mining and Critical Minerals – Leveraging Mongolia’s significant mineral wealth to support global supply chains and the transition toward a low-carbon economy.
• Renewable Energy and Energy Infrastructure – Creating opportunities in renewable energy, power generation, and sustainable infrastructure development to meet growing energy demand.
• Agriculture and Food Processing – Expanding value-added production, sustainable agriculture, and export-oriented food industries.
• Infrastructure and Logistics – Strengthening regional connectivity through transport, logistics, and digital infrastructure investments.
• Technology and Digital Economy – Driving innovation, digital transformation, and technology-enabled business growth.
• Tourism and Sustainable Development – Unlocking Mongolia’s unique cultural heritage and natural landscapes through sustainable tourism investment.

With strong growth potential, strategic advantages and continued government support, these priority sectors offer investors opportunities to participate in Mongolia’s long-term economic development and regional growth.

For more information on public-private partnership (PPP) projects, please visit the following website: https://en.pppc.gov.mn/projects

Investment projects

The Law on Public-Private Partnership was enacted on December 7, 2022 and officially entered into force on December 31, 2023.

To ensure the effective implementation of this legal framework and to foster sustainable, high-impact cooperation between the public and private sectors, the “Public-Private Partnership Center” State-Owned Enterprise (SOE) was established on October 18, 2024.

The Public-Private Partnership Center is mandated to:

• Support the implementation and long-term development of effective, stable partnerships between the state and the private sector;
• Review project proposals submitted by line ministries, local governments (aimags and the capital city) and private enterprises, while providing professional and methodological guidance to all stakeholders;
• Collaborate with public partners, professional consultants and dedicated project teams to conduct preliminary assessments, comprehensive evaluations, feasibility studies and robust risk analyses for upcoming partnership projects.

The Center currently manages and drives operations across the following pipeline of projects.