We are pleased to invite you to join us for our AmCham Service Day, where we will support Kindergarten #331 in the Nalaikh District through a special donation of children’s books. This meaningful initiative has been made possible through the generous contributions of our members, and we would be honored to have you with us as we officially hand over the books and celebrate the importance of early childhood literacy. [...]
AmCham Mongolia is pleased to invite our members and the wider business community to our upcoming Monthly Meeting, featuring a keynote briefing by the Governor of the Bank of Mongolia. This roundtable discussion will provide valuable insights into the country’s economic policy, monetary outlook, and key priorities shaping the business environment. The September Monthly Meeting will feature a keynote presentation by the Governor of the Bank of Mongolia (Mongolbank), Lkhagvasuren Byadran. He will highlight key milestones in banking and financial sector reforms, share insights on current challenges, and outline the path forward for building a resilient and prudent financial sector in the country. [...]
AmCham Mongolia is launching a crowdfunding campaign to support a kindergarten literacy project in Nalaikh District as part of the 2025 Service Day initiative. [...]
We are delighted to begin the new season with a distinguished guest speaker, H.E. Damdinnyam Gongor, Minister of Industry and Mineral Resources of Mongolia at our August Monthly Meeting titled "Mongolia's Resource Dilemma". [...]
Join us for a vibrant evening of networking, where you'll connect with like-minded professionals, exchange insights, and build valuable relationships. Enjoy complimentary food, beverages, and entertainment as we come together to celebrate Independence Day. We look forward to welcoming you at 6:30 PM. [...]
This meeting will specifically address the recent changes in the regulatory environment, identify key challenges and potential solutions, share insights on economic diversification, and explore strategies to improve Mongolia's competitiveness. With administrative inefficiencies and risks of indirect expropriation, the country needs to take a number of bold actions in order to attract investment. [...]
