Events
Mongolian Mineral Exploration Roundup 2025 Conference and Exhibition
Since December 2023, Trigtech LLC, with the support of the Mongolian Embassy in China, has organized four Silk Road Investment: Mining Project Presentation events in collaboration with the Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources, the Mineral Resources and Petroleum Administration, and key stakeholders.
AUSTRALIA DAY 2025
Australia Day is observed on 26 January every year. On our national day, we reflect on 65,000 years of history and culture. We celebrate our nation, its achievements and most of all, its people.
STRENGTHENING TIES: AUSTRALIAN COMPANIES AT MONGOLIA MINING 2024
The annual MONGOLIA MINING 2024 International Mining Exhibition, one of the premier events in Mongolia’s mining industry, was held from October 8th to 10th at the Buyant-Ukhaa Sports Palace in Ulaanbaatar. This year's exhibition attracted hundreds of exhibitors and industry leaders from around the world, showcasing the latest technologies, innovations, and solutions in the mining sector.
Build Mongolia 2023 Construction, Infrastructure, And Mining Technology Expo will be held on April 19-21 At Steppe Arena
Over 100 of the best companies in the industry will be participating in the expo, showcasing their products and services. Ten countries will be represented by companies such as Alternativa LLC, Magna Tires Singapore Pte Ltd, Amperetex from Russia, Zhengzhou Vanguard Machinery Tech Co., Ltd, and Jiangsu Kingertai New Material Technology Co., Ltd from China. The exhibition will also feature the leading international organizations in the field, presenting their products and services through the Embassy of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland to Mongolia and the Embassy of the Republic of Poland to Mongolia.
Working on the road map to recovery
The recently held Discover Mongolia International Mining Investors’ Forum was the 18th in an annual series, and the first since Mongolia had a new Parliament and Government, both committed to enabling and ensuring the return of foreign investment to the country. Despite the fact that the forum was this time held in the backdrop of the global economy – as also the individual economy of each and every country – struggling under the Covid-19 pandemic, participants and speakers kept their focus on the declared motto, “Mining: The Road to Recovery”.
Taking a broad view, they discussed the likely policy of the newly elected Mongolian ruling set-up on the economy and mining, possible countermeasures for the economic recession, the need for a policy shift to revive the exploration sector, the planned amendment to the
Sandvik Mining and Rock Technology will host Innovation in Mining Virtual Event
Sandvik Mining and Rock Technology will host the first Innovation in Mining Virtual Event, 29–30 September 2020, where they will showcase an exceptional lineup of new equipment and solutions, as well as the latest technologies for digitalization, automation and electrification for the mining industry.
The Innovation in Mining Virtual Event is a global event for miners who face the challenges that come with leading mining operations in the modern environment. The event will provide mining professionals the opportunity to learn about Sandvik’s most innovative solutions for the mining industry and learn how those solutions can deliver value to their operations. Sandvik will showcase a lineup of innovative solutions for all of their product offerings including rock drilling, rock cutting, crushing and screening, loading and hauling, electrification, and automation.
What was said at Discover Mongolia 2019
We give below some salient points in the speeches and presentations at the last Discover Mongolia, as compiled by E.Odjargal at the 17th session of the annual international conference, intended to spread information and awareness about Mongolian mining and attract foreign investment.
G.Nandinjargal, State Secretary in the Ministry of Mining and Heavy Industry, who formally opened the event:
“The Government of Mongolia is working on creating a friendly, open and transparent legal environment for investors, ensuring economic stability and creating a system that would protect business interests. Despite the need to diversify the economy, mining will undoubtedly continue to be Mongolia’s leading industry in the next 20 to 30 years. At present, data is available on mineral resources in 20% of the total territory of Mongolia.
Mongolia Mining 2019 focusing on Responsible Mining
More than 150 exhibitors from countries such as United States of America, United Kingdom, China, Russia, the Czech Republic, Australia, Kazakhstan, Sweden, Japan, Germany, South Korea, Italy, Belarus, France and Canada will introduce the latest technology and equipment in the mining and heavy industry.
Mongolia Mining 2019 focusing on Responsible Mining
More than 150 exhibitors from countries such as United States of America, United Kingdom, China, Russia, the Czech Republic, Australia, Kazakhstan, Sweden, Japan, Germany, South Korea, Italy, Belarus, France and Canada will introduce the latest technology and equipment in the mining and heavy industry.
Gold in placer deposits to be exhausted in 2 years
There is widespread concern at the imminent prospect of Mongolia’s placer deposits being left with no gold. At present their reserves are put at 57 tonnes, and as between 22 tonnes and 25 tonnes are annually extracted from them, the gold is likely to be exhausted by the end of the decade.
All smiles at Discover Mongolia 2018
The overall impression at the end of the 16th Discover Mongolia, held in Ulaanbaatar on 6-7 September, was positive for the Mongolian mining sector. The annual international conference is a major platform for wide-ranging discussions on the sector, bringing together investors and members of the Mongolian Government.
What young professionals can learn at capacity-building workshops
Young professionals perform the bulk of the work in many organizations and institutions in Mongolia, including in the mining sector. In the government bureaucracy, young professionals are often the first to draft policy documents, thereby contributing to the process of policy discussions and changes.
“Mongolia Mining 2017” expo to highlight coal industry
Mongolia Mining 2017, one of the biggest and most significant events in Mongolian mining industry is to be held on 5-7 April at Buyant Ukhaa Sports Palace, Ulaanbaatar city. We interviewed with T.Battulga, CEO of Minex Mongolia, the general organizer of the expo.
About CRIRSCO - Committee for Mineral Reserves International Reporting Standarts
CRIRSCO, which was formed in 1994 under the auspices of the Council of Mining and Metallurgical Institutes (CMMI), is a grouping of representatives of organisations that are responsible for developing mineral reporting codes and guidelines in Australasia (JORC), Brazil (CBRR), Canada (CIM), Chile (National Committee), Europe (PERC), Kazakhstan (KAZRCA), Mongolia (MPIGM), Russia (NAEN), South Africa (SAMREC) and the USA (SME).
