Ulaanbaatar,
April 20, 2026 /MONTSAME/. “Public-Private Partnership: Investment
Opportunities Week” is being held from April 20 to 23 at the Investor Rights
Protection Center in Ulaanbaatar.
The
event is jointly organized by the Ministry of Economy and Development, the
Mongolian National Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the Public-Private
Partnership Center, the Governor’s Office of the Capital City, and with support
from the Asian Development Bank.
More
than 50 projects are being presented during the week, focusing on attracting
investment and advancing partnerships in aimags and the capital city in sectors
such as infrastructure, public services, and education.
At
the discussion on “Public-Private Partnership Policy and Cooperation,” Bayasgalan
T., head of the Public-Private Partnership Department at the Ministry of
Economy and Development, said major government development projects cannot be
financed directly through the state budget or foreign investment alone. He
said the legal environment for investment has improved significantly, reducing
the likelihood of project delays caused by legislation. According
to him, companies first submit proposals for partnership projects, which then
undergo a six-month assessment covering expected outcomes and fiscal impact
before being presented to the government for competitive selection.
Bayasgalan
also said the tender process for the 261.8-kilometer Murun–Uliastai road
project has been completed, with a contract expected to be signed soon. Once
completed within three years, implementation will be monitored by the relevant
ministries and the administrations of Khuvsgul and Zavkhan aimags. He
added that the government can provide tax and non-tax support measures,
including land allocation and service purchase agreements.
The
week-long program will continue with sessions on implementing partnership
projects in infrastructure, strengthening PPP capacity, developing provincial
and municipal projects, and the Public-Private Partnership Forum 2026.
The event
aims to introduce the legal framework, implementation stages, and projects to
be carried out through public-private partnerships, while helping define
cooperation opportunities between project partners and investors.
