AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoAI in Energy Storage: China’s energy sector is rolling out AI-native control systems that turn natural-language “intent” into real-time battery scheduling, aiming to cut outages and boost trading performance. Mongolia–Korea Labor Pipeline: Korea’s labor officials are pre-training Mongolian migrant workers in Ulaanbaatar with standardized safety materials before departure, linking home training to factory orientation to reduce workplace accidents. Critical Minerals Supply Chains: U.S. lawmakers held hearings on strategic partnerships to secure critical resources, spotlighting Central Asia (including Mongolia) as a corridor to reduce dependence on China’s rare-earth processing dominance. Mongolia–Japan Cooperation: President Khurelsukh met Japan’s FM Motegi, agreeing to expand ties in digital governance, renewable energy, critical minerals, startups, education, culture, and tourism. UNCCD Local Leadership: COP17 Mayors’ Forum in Ulaanbaatar pushed stronger city and regional roles in land management and drought resilience, with the Ulaanbaatar Declaration adopted by local leaders. Wheat Price Support: Mongolia’s government set cost-based wheat purchase prices (up to 1.45m MNT/ton) and plans a 100,000-ton food wheat reserve to stabilize markets.
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