To what extent has the new investment law been successful at attracting foreign investment?
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Interviews & Viewpoints | Jim Dwyer, Executive Director, Business Council of Mongolia (BCM): Interview from The Report: Mongolia 2015
Interviews & Viewpoints | Vladimir Putin, President of Russia, on improving economic and political ties: Viewpoint from The Report: Mongolia 2015
First, I would like to note that my recent visit to Mongolia and talks with President Ts. Elbegdorj coincided with one of the biggest events in the history of our relations: the 75th anniversary of our joint victory at the river Khalkin-Gol. I would like to express our gratitude to Mongolia’s government and people for looking after our common historic heritage. The...
Articles & Analysis | Mongolia's new investment law a good start, but more reforms needed from The Report: Mongolia 2015
A new investment law passed in October 2013 sent a clear message about the government’s pro-business reform ambitions, placing foreign and local investors on equal footing. New “tax stabilisation certificates” now offer an alternative to the previous investment agreements by freezing the relevant taxes for a period of up to 22.5 years.
Articles & Analysis | New agreements between Mongolia and key neighbours set to boost foreign trade from The Report: Mongolia 2015
Landlocked between two large markets, Mongolia has long used an activist trade policy to develop “third neighbours” and improve its terms of trade. The 1965 International Convention on Transit Trade of Landlocked States already grants it access to third markets, although quotas and transit tariffs are still subject to negotiations. Over the past decade, however, China...
Interviews & Viewpoints | S. Javkhlanbaatar, Director-General, Invest Mongolia Agency: Interview from The Report: Mongolia 2015
Articles & Analysis | Mongolia builds new partnerships in trade and investment, with China and Russia and beyond from The Report: Mongolia 2015
Wedged between two of the world’s largest economies, Mongolia’s trade and investment policies are something of a balancing act. Reliant on transit neighbours for both trade and the infrastructure to support it, this small, open economy has integrated with the global one by developing relationships with “third neighbours” to improve its terms of trade. As surging mineral...