ULAANBAATAR, Mongolia – The PPP Investment Opportunities Week, jointly organized by the Ministry of Economy and Development and the PPP Center State-Owned Enterprise, opened in Ulaanbaatar today.

The opening day featured discussions under the theme “PPP Policy and Cooperation,” bringing together representatives from the public and private sectors to exchange views on recent policy developments and planned PPP projects.

Opening the event, Mr. S. Davaasuren, Vice Minister of Economy and Development, highlighted that Mongolia’s Five-Year Development Guidelines for 2026–2030 include the implementation of 88 major projects and initiatives. He noted that the total financing requirement for these projects exceeds MNT 70 trillion, of which only around 10 percent can be financed through the state budget. The remaining financing will require private sector participation through public-private partnerships and other collaborative mechanisms.

Mr. T. Bayasgalan, Director General of the PPP Department at the Ministry of Economy and Development, presented recent legal and regulatory reforms introduced under the revised Law on Public-Private Partnerships. Mr. M. Amgalanbaatar, Director of the PPP Center, provided an overview of projects currently undergoing pre-feasibility assessment and full feasibility studies.

He noted that the PPP Center is currently assessing a number of strategic projects in the transport and energy sectors, as well as social infrastructure projects. He also highlighted that private sector entities may submit project proposals directly to the Center for consideration.

The event will continue on 21 April 2026 with discussions focused on “Infrastructure Projects in the Energy and Road Transport Sectors.”

The PPP Investment Opportunities Week is being held as part of broader efforts to promote public-private partnerships, facilitate project development, and strengthen cooperation between the public and private sectors in Mongolia.