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Imports Increase by 1.1 Percent from Last Year www.montsame.mn

In the first seven months of 2025, Mongolia imported goods and raw materials worth USD 6.48 billion, an increase of USD 69.6 million, or 1.1 percent, from the same period last year.
The growth is mainly attributed to imports of petroleum products, passenger cars, trucks, machinery, mechanical equipment and parts, electrical appliances, as well as air and water transport vehicles. Among food products, imports included 73.1 million eggs, 31.7 thousand tons of rice, 84.2 thousand tons of vegetables, 479.6 thousand tons of gasoline, 991.4 tons of diesel fuel, and 14,724 vehicles.
The People’s Republic of China accounts for 38.1 percent of total imports, followed by the Russian Federation with 23.6 percent, Japan with 12.7 percent, the United States of America with 4.1 percent, the Republic of Korea with 4.3 percent, and the Federal Republic of Germany with 2.5 percent. The sum of imports from these countries makes up 85.4 percent of Mongolia’s total imports.

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TMK Energy strikes thick coal in latest Mongolia gas pilot well www.smh.com.au

TMK Energy Limited has intersected 54 metres of net coal at its Gurvantes XXXV coal seam gas (CSG) project in Mongolia’s South Gobi Basin, mirroring the thickness of nearby pilot wells and reinforcing the project’s consistency and potential.
The results of the 420m-deep Lucky Fox LF-07 pilot production were also well-aligned with the company’s expectations.
“Net coal” is the cumulative thickness of coal seams intersected by a CSG well, excluding non-coal layers such as shale or sandstone within the drilled interval.
It represents the effective coal thickness available for gas extraction and is typically measured in feet or metres.
‘This is yet another successful outcome for our Pilot Project, with the latest pilot production well intersecting the upper coal seam at the prognosed depth and expected thickness.’
TMK Energy CEO Mr Dougal Ferguson
Drilled under a fixed-cost contract with Major Drilling’s advanced TDX200 rig - deployed in Mongolia for the first time - the operation was completed safely and efficiently.
The rig is now demobilising and TMK will soon install downhole pumps and connect the LF-07 well to production facilities, with commissioning expected in the coming weeks.
The latest milestone caps an active and productive year for TMK, with four new pilot wells drilled that significantly expand the Lucky Fox field’s capacity and output. LF-07 is set to enhance depressurisation efforts at the project, which is a critical step toward achieving commercial gas flow rates.
TMK Energy CEO Dougal Ferguson said: “This is yet another successful outcome for our Pilot Project, with the latest pilot production well intersecting the upper coal seam at the prognosed depth and expected thickness. With the well securely behind casing, the next stage is installation of the down hole pump and associated equipment followed by commissioning activities which will be undertaken over the coming weeks, after which the well can be placed on production.”
Gurvantes XXXV spans 8400 square kilometres and contains Mongolia’s largest 2C contingent resource of 1.2 trillion cubic feet (TCF) of natural gas. The project’s prospective resource of 5300 billion cubic feet (BCF) positions TMK as a key player in Mongolia’s transition to cleaner energy.
The LF-07 success follows closely on the heels of TMK’s strategic alliance with Beijing-based J-Energy, announced earlier this week.
The new partnership taps into J-Energy’s extensive expertise, led by former Shell China professionals, to advance the Gurvantes project.
J-Energy will provide geological, engineering and project development support to craft a comprehensive field development plan.
The alliance also streamlines logistics, leveraging the project’s proximity - via less than 50 kilometres of sealed roads - to the Shivee Khuren border crossing with China, which greatly facilitates equipment and service procurement.
J-Energy’s proven track record with ASX-listed firms such as Sino Gas & Energy Holdings bolsters confidence in their ability to deliver high-value outcomes.
Furthermore, J-Energy will help TMK recruit financial or project partners and earn a success fee - payable in cash or equity - if investments are secured.
The collaboration enhances TMK’s ability to scale operations and attract high-calibre partners, capitalising on Mongolia’s push for a domestic gas industry and China’s robust energy market demand.
The latest capped and completed well, together with the new strategic alliance, signals a bright future for TMK as it moves closer to commercial production and boosts its role in delivering cleaner energy solutions for the region.
The company looks set to accelerate Mongolia’s coal seam gas revolution, paving the way for long-term sustainable energy growth.

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Mongolia and WLGA Discuss Current State of Gas Fuel Sector in Mongolia www.montsame.mn

Deputy Governor of the Capital City, in charge of the Social Sector, Green Development, and Air and Environmental Pollution, Amartuvshin Amgalanbayar, received a delegation led by the CEO and Managing Director of the World Liquid Gas Association (WLGA), James Rockall, on August 7, 2025.
During the meeting, the sides exchanged views on the current situation of Mongolia’s gas fuel sector and discussed projects and programs that the association could implement in the country.
Deputy Governor Amartuvshin noted, “Currently, over 200,000 households in the capital use solid fuel, known as improved compressed coal briquettes. This number tends to rise during the winter season. Therefore, within the framework of the 24 Mega Projects in Ulaanbaatar City, and in line with the goal to reduce air pollution, a ‘20-minute city’ integrated planning concept is being followed to build 20,000 household residential complexes in the Selbe, Bayankhoshuu, and Khanyn Material areas. Additionally, insulation and switching to gas heaters have begun for 5,000 households in five khoroos of Chingeltei and Bayangol districts, where air pollution is severe. Furthermore, plans are ongoing to conduct necessary studies for gradually switching households in air pollution reduction zones to electric and various types of gas heaters. We look forward to cooperating on these projects and programs.”
CEO and Managing Director of the World Liquid Gas Association, James Rockall, stated that conducting awareness and training sessions for citizens about switching to gas heaters is essential. The Managing Director of the WLGA expressed readiness to support and strengthen cooperation in all areas and work closely with Ulaanbaatar in the future.
Established in 1987, the World Liquid Gas Association operates in over 125 countries in the gas fuel sector. WLGA initiates and implements numerous projects and programs in developing countries to shift from traditional energy sources to environmentally friendly liquefied gas fuels. Since 2012, the association has implemented the “Cooking for Life” program, through which more than 900 million people in 11 countries have transitioned from coal to gas fuels for household use.
As part of efforts to reduce air pollution in the capital city this year, 5,000 households in five khoroos of Chingeltei and Bayangol districts will be insulated and converted to gas heaters.

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102 km of Flood Protection Embankments and Four Reservoirs to Be Built in 22 Locations www.montsame.mn

The General Manager of Ulaanbaatar City and Head of Working Group of the Mayor of Ulaanbaatar and Governor of the Capital City’s Office, G. Batzorig, met with consultants of the World Bank Water Team, James Tay and Gang Qin, to exchange views on the “Groundwater and Flood Protection” Project on August 7, 2025.
Currently, Ulaanbaatar City has 51.6 km of flood protection embankments in four locations and 107.6 km of protective channels in 58 locations. Most of these facilities have reached the end of their operational lifespan, deteriorated, and suffered damage to their embankment reinforcements, rendering them unable to mitigate large-scale flooding. Therefore, the “Groundwater and Flood Protection” project will be implemented to gradually enhance protection capacity in flood-prone areas. Under the project, a total of 102 km of new embankments will be constructed in 22 locations of the capital, along with four new reservoirs.
The World Bank is supporting the project’s consulting services and collaborating on the preparation of a feasibility study for the construction of 102 km of flood protection embankments in nine locations of the capital, as well as the rehabilitation of 40 km of sewer networks.
As a result of the Project, comprehensive and sustainable solutions will be implemented to ensure a healthy and safe living environment for city residents, reduce disaster risks, and integrate urban development, green space expansion, and smart water resource management.

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Feasibility Study Completed for Sludge Processing Plant Project www.montsame.mn

The feasibility study and an expert review for the Sludge Processing Plant project have been completed, with the next stages of the project under preparation.
As part of the 24 megaprojects aimed at developing Ulaanbaatar city, the sludge incineration and energy generation project is planned to be implemented in the Khoroo No. 20 of Songinokhairkhan district.
The facility will have the capacity to process an average of 250 cubic meters of sludge per day and incinerate up to 238 tons of sludge. It is expected to recycle approximately 843,200 cubic meters of sludge annually, with emissions generated during the incineration process, such as smoke and gas, planned to be filtered through a high-tech air purification system. In addition to sludge processing and disposal, the project is significant in its contributions to reducing soil and water pollution, eliminating unpleasant odor sources, energy generation, and waste recycling.
The total area of the project site is approximately 40,000 square meters. The sludge incineration plant is planned to be constructed in front of the Ulaanbaatar Central Wastewater Treatment Facility.

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Tourism in Ulaanbaatar Set to Flourish with New Tramway for Easier Access www.

The Ministry of Roads and Transport of Mongolia has given the green light to the feasibility study for a new two-line tramway system in Ulaanbaatar, its capital city. The goal of this project is to expand the public transport network and to make Ulaanbaatar more navigable for both locals and tourists.
The planned tramway will consist of two routes that link critical parts of the city. Besides making sightseeing easier for tourists, the tram will speed up daily commutes for residents, help ease traffic jams, and support greener urban transport solutions.
Better Access to Ulaanbaatar’s Sightseeing Hotspots
As the capital and a centre of Mongolian heritage, Ulaanbaatar draws thousands of international travellers each year. They come to soak up the city’s mix of centuries-old traditions and fresh, modern energy. The new tram system will provide more convenient routes to must-see sites like the Gandan Monastery, Sukhbaatar Square, and the National Museum of Mongolia.
The new tramway will make it a lot simpler for visitors to get to their favourite hotels, restaurants, and shops. With fewer worries about traffic, tourists can take their time and enjoy all the city’s landmarks. The tram also takes a step toward greener travel by cutting carbon emissions and supporting the local tourism economy.
Upgrading Ulaanbaatar’s Public Transport
The launch of the two tram lines is just one piece of a bigger plan to upgrade Ulaanbaatar’s entire public transport network. Right now, many people rely on buses and taxis, and that can mean crowded streets and longer trips. The tram will give everyone, residents and tourists, an easy, comfortable, and planet-friendly way to get around.
The tramway will fit right in with the buses, taxis, and other transport already in use. By moving more people without crowding the roads it will help lessen traffic jams and improve air quality. These improvements are all part of Ulaanbaatar’s goal for a more sustainable and livable city.
A Green Ride for Ulaanbaatar’s Bright Future
Ulaanbaatar is growing fast, and so is the need for smarter, cleaner ways to get around. That’s why the new tram system fits perfectly into the city’s goal to fight pollution, use clean energy, and make the air cleaner for everyone. Powered by wind and solar, the trams will glide silently across the city, reducing the fumes and noise we usually get from cars and buses.
The tram lines will cross the city so commuters, students, and visitors can hop on for work, school, or sightseeing without a second thought. Two routes will link vibrant neighbourhoods, business hubs, and famous landmarks, cutting travel time and making the everyday journey just a bit nicer.
Jobs, Shops, and Community
Building and running the trams will do more than just move people. During construction, teams of builders, planners, and engineers will get to work, creating local jobs that will pay bills and grow skills. Once the trams are running, there will be more jobs in the tram depots and for train drivers, ticket sellers, and repair crews.
More riders also mean more customers for local shops. Bus stops and train stations will welcome extra foot traffic, and that’s good news for bakeries, souvenir stalls, and small cafés up and down the lines. Better transport means more business and a livelier, more vibrant city.
Social Benefits of the Tram System
The new tram system will boost public transport in Ulaanbaatar by making it affordable and easy to use for everyone. This includes students rushing to class, seniors running errands, and people who use wheelchairs or walkers. When everyone can hop on a tram, the city becomes fairer and more inclusive, helping Ulaanbaatar feel like home for every resident and every visitor.
Timeline and Future Growth
The Ministry of Roads and Transport plans to start building the tramway soon after the feasibility study wraps up. When the trolleys start rolling, life in Ulaanbaatar will improve thanks to a reliable, quick way to get around the city.
Getting this system up and running will also set the stage for more public transport upgrades across Ulaanbaatar and other Mongolian towns. This tram project is a key part of the nation’s plan to make city travel smoother and greener, keeping pace with the ongoing growth and changing skyline of our capital.
Conclusion
Getting green light for the tram system’s feasibility study is a big step forward for Ulaanbaatar. The new two-line tramway will not only make it easier for locals to commute and ease busy streets, but it will also offer a smoother ride for tourists who want to visit the capital’s many cultural and historic sites.
While the project picks up speed, the Ministry of Roads and Transport is keeping its focus on building transport solutions that are green, efficient, and friendly to the environment. The tramway is a key piece of the puzzle for upgrading the city’s transport system, helping Ulaanbaatar and Mongolia stay on track with long-term economic, social, and environmental goals.

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Top Chinese miner's price rise fuels mine-mouth thermal coal sentiment www.sxcoal.com

China's domestic thermal coal market received another bullish push from a leading mining group's price rise. Combined with sustained supply disruptions and resilient downstream demand, key producing regions maintained an upward price trajectory.
According to Sxcoal's latest weekly survey covering 160 thermal coal mines in Shanxi, Shaanxi, and Inner Mongolia, 41.25% of surveyed mines raised prices by an average of 37 yuan/t over July 31-August 6, with only 2.5% reporting minor declines of 12 yuan/t on average.
The supply-demand fundamentals remained tight. The average capacity utilization at Sxcoal-surveyed mines dipped 0.41 percentage point to 88.89% in the week ending August 6.
Although most mines have resumed normal operations following recent rainfall, lingering waterlogging issues continue to hamper production at several open-pit mines and curb transportation activities.
The National Meteorological Center forecasts potential heavy rainfall over August 7-9 in parts of northwestern China, Inner Mongolia, northern China, and the Yellow River basin. This, together with stricter safety and overproduction inspections, threatened further production recovery.
Meanwhile, a renewed heatwave in eastern and the Yangtze River Delta, now extending to southern China, kept power consumption elevated. Over August 4-6, service areas monitored by the State Grid Corporation of China witnessed electricity loads hitting historical highs for three consecutive days, peaking at 1.23 TW, which rose 53 GW from last year's record of 1.18 TW. Power loads are expected to remain above 1.2 TW on August 7.
While cooler temperatures following the beginning of autumn may moderate electricity usage, current coal consumption at power plants remained high with constrained hydropower output. Sxcoal data showed that daily coal burns at utilities under six major power groups reached 890,600 tonnes on August 6, up 0.09% day on day and 1.22% week on week. This triggered active essential purchases post-rainfall, especially in those regions testing generation capacity.
In addition, the leading miner lifted its third-party coal buy prices for 4,000-5,000 Kcal/kg NAR thermal coal sourced from major producing regions by 10-12 yuan/t starting August 7. This marked the second upward adjustment this month, reinforcing market confidence.
Metallurgical and chemical plants continued to make active restocking before raw material prices smashed new highs. Railway station-based traders and washing plants demonstrated particular enthusiasm for procurement, accelerating inventory drawdowns at mines.
Coal inventories at surveyed mines dropped 0.37% week on week to 4.08 million tonnes on August 6. Most cost-effective mines enjoyed long queues of coal trucks.
"The recent price increases are primarily rainfall-driven, alongside the mining group's price hike," said a miner in Inner Mongolia's Ordos. He offered slack coal (CV 4,800, S 0.3%) prices at 392 yuan/t, mine-mouth with VAT, up 5 yuan/t.
A second miner source confirmed unabated truck arrivals and steady shipments to long-term contract buyers, spurring 8 yuan/t price rises for 5,800 Kcal/kg NAR raw coal.
Coal prices stayed firm in Shanxi. Washed coal (CV 5,000, S 1%) climbed 35 yuan/t to 440 yuan/t, ex-washplant with VAT. "Production inspections haven't affected us as our output has been modest all year," a Shuozhou-based miner noted, adding that sales remained satisfactory.
Another miner in Changzhi produced 10,000 tonnes of coal each day but still did not build any inventory. He totally adjusted up prices for washed slack (CV 5,300, S 4.5%) by 120 yuan/t recently.
With the traditional peak consumption season approaching its conclusion and industrial users resisting further price hikes, the current rally largely hinged on supply tightness rather than demand expansion.
Some small-scale miners hence adopted a fast turnover strategy for external purchases, avoiding inventory accumulation amid market uncertainty, Sxcoal learned from sources.
Auction failures and price drops also emerged. In Shaanxi's Yulin, mixed coal (CV 5,700) was traded at 499 yuan/t with VAT, down 8 yuan/t, mainly due to slow offtakes.
Nevertheless, many miners retain optimistic near-term outlooks, citing impending safety inspections ahead of the military parade next month and ongoing weather-induced supply restrictions.
On August 7, Sxcoal assessed Datong 5,500 Kcal/kg NAR coal at 568 yuan/t, up 3 yuan/t day on day, while Ordos 5,500 Kcal/kg NAR coal gained 3 yuan/t to 499 yuan/t. Yulin 5,800 Kcal/kg NAR coal rose 2 yuan/t to 567 yuan/t.

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Challenges faced by the leather industry in Mongolia, CA www.undp.org

Mongolia’s national strategies, such as “Vision 2050”, “New Renaissance Policy”, “Five-Year Basic Directions
for the Development of Mongolia (2021-2025)”, “Action Program of the Government of Mongolia (2020-
2024)”, “Mongolia Export”, “Three Pillars of Development Policy”, “White Gold”, and the “New Cooperative”
highlight the importance of strengthening value-added industries, including the leather sector, to support
economic diversification and micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) development[1].
However, while these efforts aim to promote inclusive and sustainable growth, the current national policies
and strategies provided limited focus to the leather industry’s potential role in climate action and resiliencebuilding.
To explore opportunities for better integration of the sector into national climate frameworks, a barrier analysis
was conducted by the Mongolian National Federation of Pasture User Groups (MNFPUG), leveraging the
SCALA[2] programme’s framework. The analysis focused on identifying constraints and entry points for
engaging the private sector in improving the supply chain for raw materials, strengthening the enabling
environment, and enhancing institutional coordination.
The findings reveal several overarching challenges that limit the sector’s contribution to sustainable
development:
See the full report at https://www.undp.org/.../2025-08/250806_pb_on_leather_en.pdf

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Over 60% of citizens dissatisfied with public services www.gogo.mn

The Government of Mongolia has decided to publicly disclose the performance reports and evaluations of full-time civil servants for 2024 and the first half of 2025.
All government members, heads of agencies, and direct budget managers at all levels of state administrative organizations in the provinces and the capital city have been instructed to publish these reports on their respective organization’s websites by August 20, 2025. The Secretariat of the Parliament and its subordinate organizations have been given the same advisory.
S.Byambatsogt, Minister of Mongolia and Head of the Cabinet Secretariat, has been tasked with monitoring the implementation of this measure and taking steps to improve the fairness and objectivity of civil servant performance evaluations.
According to data submitted by 11 ministries and 16 agencies regarding evaluations and incentive systems for the first halves of 2024 and 2025, the average civil servant performance rating stands at 98.7%. Most civil servants receive ratings of “Excellent – A” or “Satisfactory – B.” However, despite these high scores, over 60% of citizens remain dissatisfied with public services.
D.Munkh-Erdene, First Deputy Chairman of the Public Administration Department, said,“State institutions and civil servant performance will now be assessed more objectively through external evaluations and public oversight, which will improve efficiency. We believe this approach will enhance the quality of public services, boost public trust, and increase accountability in governance.”

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Mongolia exports goods to 68 countries www.akipress.com

Mongolia exports goods to 68 countries, with China accounting for 91.9%, Switzerland for 5.0%, the United States for 1.2%, and Russia for 0.4%.
Mongolia also exported 13.3 tons of animal meat and products, as well as 4.7 tons of gold as of July, according to the General Administration of Customs.

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