AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoTransport and Logistics: The World Bank will study upgrades to Murun Airport and support improvements to 368 kilometres of roads and seven bridges; it also highlighted a proposed six-lane Ulaanbaatar–Lun road. Mining: Rio Tinto has restarted Oyu Tolgoi’s underground operations after a seismic event, while a separate report says copper output rose 27% as the mine moves toward its 500,000-tonne target. Energy Security: Mongolia confirmed 92,000 tonnes of fuel orders for November—about 20,000 tonnes above normal monthly use—and aims to build reserves covering three months. Manufacturing: A new Darkhan gelatin plant will process up to 300,000 cattle hides annually into food-grade and industrial products, creating up to 80 jobs and adding value to livestock byproducts. Clean Energy: Government agencies and UN partners launched a roadmap to phase out household coal use between 2027 and 2040, coordinating health, housing, energy and investment efforts. Regional Cooperation: Mongolia and South Korea agreed to advance projects in mining, agriculture, infrastructure and urban development, alongside efforts to increase trade and investment.
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