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The event brought together representatives from government, the private sector, financial institutions, and development partners to discuss how Mongolia can strengthen its investment environment and enable more diversified, private sector-led economic growth. The CPSD highlighted three key areas with strong potential for private investment and value creation: - Sustainable cashmere processing - Solar and wind energy generation - Exploration of energy transition minerals A pa

The value-added gap USD 4,000 versus USD 12,600. That’s the average price per tonne Mongolia realises on red meat exports, against New Zealand’s — a gap driven by processing and branding, not by the quality of the resource. Source: The Frontier Journal, July 2026

Critical minerals Copper is only the beginning. Mongolia holds an estimated 31 million tonnes of rare earth reserves — around 16% of the global total — across six registered deposits and 26 known occurrence sites. Add 144,600–190,000 tonnes of identified uranium resources, with historical geological estimates pointing considerably higher pending further exploration. Two supply chains the world is urgently working to diversify. One jurisdiction. Source: The Frontier Journal,

Green compute Why export electricity when you can export compute? Mongolia’s domestic power demand is modest, and both neighbours are largely self-sufficient in electricity. That creates an opening: rather than sending renewable power across borders, Mongolia can consume it at home — capturing the value inside its own economy and positioning itself as a green compute hub. Livestock herders and data centres can share the steppe. Source: The Frontier Journal, July 2026

Copper Enough copper for 6 million electric vehicles. Every year. At full production, Oyu Tolgoi — a partnership between the Government of Mongolia and Rio Tinto — sits on one of the largest known copper deposits in the world. By 2030, it is projected to rank as the fourth largest copper mine globally. Electrification runs on copper. Mongolia has it. Source: The Frontier Journal, July 2026

Livestock 60 million livestock. 3.5 million people. That is 17 head of livestock per person — compared with 6.4 in New Zealand, a country with roughly half Mongolia’s herd and a global reputation built on it. New Zealand exports around USD 20 billion in animal products a year, its single largest export category. The herd is here. The industry is the opportunity. Source: The Frontier Journal, July 2026

Шинэ сэргэлт инновацын хөтөлбөрийн Мэргэжилтэн О.Эрдэмбаяр: Монгол Улсын тэргүүлэх салбаруудыг тодорхойлох, эрэмбэлэх судалгааны хэсгээс… “Excerpt from the Study on Identifying and Prioritizing Mongolia’s Key Strategic Sectors” — O. Erdenebayar, Specialist of the New Revival Innovation Program