AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoTourism: Mongolia has welcomed 856,636 foreign visitors so far this year, already topping its 2025 total as the government pushes to attract one million a year. Mining and Energy: The EBRD raised its growth forecast for Mongolia, citing record mining output, but warned that Russian fuel disruptions remain a risk. Mongolia has contracted 78,000 tonnes of Russian fuel, while Gobi Renewables was selected to power the Oyu Tolgoi mine. Agriculture: Most of this year’s wheat and vegetable harvest is in, and a new climate-resilience project aims to support 4,000 herder households. Biocombinat is targeting November for its first locally produced foot-and-mouth disease vaccine doses. Infrastructure and Investment: Testing has begun on Ulaanbaatar’s cable-car system. Entrée Resources says transfer of mining licenses to Oyu Tolgoi LLC remains tied to ongoing talks with the government over state participation. Business Services: Khan Bank is among the first UnionPay partners set to join a network enabling QR mobile-wallet payments at participating merchants in Japan.
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