23rd to 25th March in Buyant Ukhaa
Sport palace
Press Release, 2nd April 2015
From 23rd to 25th March 80 regional and
international companies and institutions presented their latest products from
industries like agriculture, infrastructure, construction, energy, mining and
transport at Expo Mongolia trade fair and conference. The successor of Future
Mongolia welcomed 2,153 professionals over the three days from Mongolia and
surrounding countries.
The show was inaugurated by the Minister of Mongolia Ch. Enkhsaikhan, who expressed
his hope for improving declining foreign trade in Mongolia. Furthermore, the German
ambassador Mr. Gerhard Thiedemann, the Czech Ambassador Mrs. Ivana Grolova, the
State Secretary General of the Ministry of Energy of Mongolia Mr. Davaadorj Delgertsogt,
and other officials contributed to the opening ceremony with short speeches and
welcomed Expo Mongolia as the leading international trade fair in the country.
Exhibitors using Expo Mongolia as a networking platform were able to forge relationships
with local industry players, stakeholders and governmental institutions to enlarge their
business in the resource rich country. Mongolia is a key future market for European and
Asian countries.
Long-standing relations between Mongolia and Germany give German exporters the
opportunities needed to grow their business in East Asia. German know-how in fields like
mining, construction, agriculture and medicine is greatly welcomed in Mongolia. German
companies were given the opportunity to attend the show with the support of the
German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy and of the VDMA, one of the
largest German engineering associations. In total, 35 companies used this opportunity to
make a step into the Mongolian market.
The high European interest was also demonstrated through the official attendance of the
Czech Republic. For the first time, the Czech Embassy in Mongolia and the trade agency
Czech Trade organized a national pavilion, with five companies in attendance to mark
their inaugural year.
Alongside the exhibition, visitors used the conference to collect information about
investment opportunities, mining and energy topics as well as national projects.
Presentations were given by governmental bodies such as the Ministry of Energy and the
Ministry of Mining, the Czech National Pavilion, by local institutions such as the Invest
Mongolia Agency and the Mongolian National Chamber of Commerce and Industry and by
international exhibitors.
The next edition of Expo Mongolia will be held in May 2016.