Ulaanbaatar, December 2, 2025 /MONTSAME/. Within the framework of the XII Mongolia-Japan Consultative Meeting, the “Mongolian Day” Investment Forum was held, highlighting new opportunities.

The Embassy of Mongolia in Japan organized the Forum, aiming to expand cooperation in the banking and financial sectors, attract Japanese investment, and create mutually beneficial opportunities under the “Special Strategic Partnership for Peace and Prosperity” between Mongolia and Japan. In attendance were representatives from the government and private sector of Mongolia, as well as investors and business experts from Japan, who exchanged views on investment environment reform and opportunities in the financial industry.

During the Forum, Deputy Prime Minister of Mongolia Gankhuyag Khassuuri noted the strategic significance of Mongolia-Japan economic relations, calling for private-public cooperation and active participation in improving the investment environment. Additionally, Jambaajamts Tundev, Chairman of the Financial Regulatory Commission of Mongolia, highlighted the legal reform of the sector and the outlook for the investment industry.

In addition, Nakamura Keigo, a representative of the Mongolian National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MNCCI), delivered a presentation on the topic “Reasons to Explore Mongolia,” introducing the economic opportunities, natural resources, and strategically advantageous geographic location. Senior Advisor to the Financial Services Agency of Japan, Ito Seiichi, delivered a speech on the Japanese foreign investment policy outlook and factors that attract interest in the Mongolian industry.

Governor of the Bank of Mongolia, Lkhagvasuren Byadran, emphasized new endeavors aimed at fostering financial stability and informed about legal reforms to allow foreign banks to enter the Mongolian market, as well as monetary policy changes. First Deputy Mayor of the Capital City of Ulaanbaatar, Davaadalai Tumendalai, introduced the project “Urban Problems and Technological Solutions” to Japanese investors with a cooperation proposal. Furthermore, Head of the Japan-Mongolia Economic Friendship Society, K. Fujimoto, addressed important issues, such as cultural differences, that occur in Japan-Mongolia business cooperation.

At the end of the Forum, a Memorandum of Understanding on Cooperation in Attracting Investment and Financing was signed between the Trade and Development Bank (TDB) of Mongolia and the Mynavi Bridge Corporation of Japan. Lastly, Ambassador of Mongolia to Japan, Bayarsaikhan Banzragch, underscored the significance of the Forum in deepening economic relations between the two countries.