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6 October

Novotel Ulaanbaatar

The Mongolia Country Private Sector Diagnostic (CPSD) Launch Event, “Unlocking Private Investment for Mongolia’s Economic Diversification,” will present the key findings and recommendations of the World Bank Group’s Mongolia CPSD. The event will bring together representatives from government, the private sector, investors, financial institutions, and development partners to discuss practical measures to strengthen Mongolia’s investment environment and support a more diversified, resilient, and private sector-led economy. The CPSD focuses on three priority areas with strong potential for private investment and value creation: sustainable cashmere processing, solar and wind energy generation, and exploration of energy transition minerals. Following the presentation of the report, participants will discuss the key barriers affecting investment in these sectors, priority reforms, and practical steps that can help mobilize private investment and strengthen domestic value addition. The event will also provide businesses and investors with an opportunity to share their perspectives directly with policymakers, the World Bank Group, and other key stakeholders.

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6 October

Novotel Ulaanbaatar

Mongolia Country Private Sector Diagnostic (CPSD) Launch: Unlocking Private Investment for Mongolia’s Economic Diversification

The Mongolia Country Private Sector Diagnostic (CPSD) Launch Event, “Unlocking Private Investment for Mongolia’s Economic Diversification,” will present the key findings and recommendations of the World Bank Group’s Mongolia CPSD. The event will bring together representatives from government, the private sector, investors, financial institutions, and development partners to discuss practical measures to strengthen Mongolia’s investment environment and support a more diversified, resilient, and private sector-led economy. The CPSD focuses on three priority areas with strong potential for private investment and value creation: sustainable cashmere processing, solar and wind energy generation, and exploration of energy transition minerals. Following the presentation of the report, participants will discuss the key barriers affecting investment in these sectors, priority reforms, and practical steps that can help mobilize private investment and strengthen domestic value addition. The event will also provide businesses and investors with an opportunity to share their perspectives directly with policymakers, the World Bank Group, and other key stakeholders.

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19 March

Shangri-La Office, Suite 2203

BCM KSS : How AI Turns Small Teams into Market Leaders

The Business Council of Mongolia is pleased to announce an upcoming Knowledge Sharing Session featuring Mend-Orshikh (MJ) Amartaivan, Co-Founder of erxes Inc., a Silicon Valley-based open-source technology company founded by Mongolians and used by organizations across 100+ countries.

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2 December

Rome, Italy

Business 4 Land: Building Sustainable Value Chains for Land Restoration

The Business Council of Mongolia, in collaboration with the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD), organized a side event titled “Business 4 Land: Building Sustainable Value Chains for Land Restoration” on 2 December 2025 during the Presidential State Visit to Rome, Italy. The event convened leading figures from Mongolia and the global fashion and textile industries, including representatives from LVMH Group, Oniverse, FAO, Khanbogd Cashmere, Cashmere Holding, the Sustainable Fibre Alliance, and the Natural Textile Group. High-level government officials were also present, among them the Advisor to the President overseeing the White Gold Initiative, the Chair of the Italy–Mongolia Parliamentary Group and Member of Parliament, and delegates from the Ministry of Food, Agriculture, and Light Industry. The event explored how collaboration across the fibre and textile value chain can contribute to land restoration and rural resilience. It aimed to: • Encourage stronger cooperation between Mongolian, Italian, and international partners to promote sustainable rangeland management, responsible trade, and innovation across shared value chains. • Reinforce recognition of Mongolia’s COP17 Presidency as a catalyst for global private-sector action on land restoration. • Mobilize Italian companies for COP17 by introducing pathways for private-sector engagement with UNCCD’s Business4Land initiative and gathering early ideas for potential contributions—such as initiatives, partnerships, or concepts that companies may wish to develop or showcase in Mongolia.