Leading Thai companies are exploring partnerships in healthcare, wellness, and tourism with Mongolia, marking 51 years of diplomatic relations.
On August 1–2, 2025, leading Thai corporations travelled to Mongolia to strengthen economic cooperation in healthcare, wellness, and tourism, marking the 51st anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two nations.
Organized by the Thai Cultural Council in Mongolia (tccmthai.org), the 17th overseas Thai Cultural Council under Thailand’s Ministry of Culture, in partnership with the Mongolia Honorary Consul in Phuket and Phang-nga, and the Thai Honorary Consul in Mongolia, the event brought together prominent Thai companies, including Bumrungrad International Hospital, Bangkok Hospital (BDMS), MEDEZE Group (Public) Co., Ltd., Bangkok Aviation Fuel Services (Public) Co., Ltd., Star Money (Public) Co., Ltd., Nextgoal Business and Consultant Co., Ltd., and VST ECS (Thailand) Co., Ltd.
The Thai delegation presented investment opportunities and explored collaborations during Thai Fair 2025 and business matching sessions held at Sukhbaatar Square and the Blue Sky Hotel in Ulaanbaatar.
A First Step with Remarkable Results
Nattapong Punthakeirtpaisarn, Mongolia Honorary Consul of Phuket and Phang-nga, called the event “the first jointly organised initiative between the Thai and Mongolian private sectors” and noted its immediate impact—some Thai corporations received strong interest from Mongolian partners for future collaboration.
The delegation was warmly welcomed by Delgersaikhan Borkhuu, Mongolia’s Minister of Roads and Transport Development, who discussed investment opportunities, including airport expansion and the potential for year-round direct flights between Thailand and Mongolia. These proposals will be presented to the Thai government for consideration and review.
Bumrungrad International Hospital showcased its internationally acclaimed medical services, advanced treatments, and cutting-edge diagnostic technology. The hospital collaborates closely with local partners, including Khulan Tserennyam and UB Songdo Hospital, to establish trust in the Mongolian market and enhance cross-border medical care.
Bangkok Hospital, represented by Benjamas Sittiwongvanich and Shirong Guan, outlined its extensive healthcare offerings—from specialised treatments to wellness and aesthetic services. The hospital also promoted its partnership with MIAT Mongolian Airlines, offering passengers special discounts at Bangkok Hospital Phuket and BDMS Wellness Clinic.
MEDEZE Group, led by CEO Dr Veerapol Khemarangsan, presented research on stem cell and NK cell applications in anti-ageing, alternative medicine, and cancer treatment. The presentation led to an immediate invitation to collaborate with a private hospital in Mongolia.
Tourism and Wellness Opportunities
Next Goal Marketing and Business Consultant Co., Ltd., represented by Sumaytinee Wongrungroj, introduced M Gallery MontAzure, a beachfront real estate project in Phuket, along with integrated health and wellness tourism services. These packages cater to Mongolian visitors seeking both medical treatment and leisure experiences in Thailand.
N2A Longevity Partner, led by Arunee Thiemhong, expressed enthusiasm for building a wellness tourism network in Mongolia and praised the warm reception from local businesses.
Mongolian Perspectives
Dr Otgonbayar Maidar of Endogen Medical Hospital stated that this partnership would significantly improve Mongolian healthcare through patient referrals and knowledge exchange, ultimately benefiting both economies.
Looking Ahead
Encouraged by the event’s success, Nattapong confirmed plans for a return mission in September 2026 with an expanded range of industries and cultural activities.
“This is just the first phase of the ‘Chinggis Khan Mission’,” he said. “We have many more initiatives to pursue to achieve tangible benefits for both nations.”

Published Date:2025-08-14