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Ch.Ulaan: Special attention to be paid on developing specialized export consulting service
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To develop food, agriculture and light
industry sectors which are important part of Government's three-pillar
development policy, ‘Mongol Export’ program will be implemented at stages,
underlined Minister Ch.Ulaan in his opening speech at Export Mongolia-2019, the
First International Business Forum kicked off at Corporate Convention Center on
October 28.
“By implementing the
program favorable conditions will be created for investment and
manufacturing of non-mining export products. We are working towards it. We also
expect that the contribution of agricultural processing industry will be
augmented to the total export of Mongolia with increased export income of the
sector through increasing types of value added export products and raising
competitiveness of goods. Mongolia’s total foreign trade turnover reached USD
12.9 billion last year, of which USD 7 billion was export and USD 5.9 billion
was import. Among them, export of ready-made garment and textile products has
been upped by 21.7 percent from the previous year, animal-origin products by
6.8 percent and food products by 5.5 percent respectively and it indicates
possibilities of increasing export of value added products."
During the forum a fair ‘Mongolian brands
in the world’ was organized with participation of Mongolian export companies.
The Export Mongolia 2019 Forum is being
held under the motto ‘One policy, One window and One prosperity’ targeting to
implement programs adopted by the Government, attract foreign investors, expand
foreign relations and cooperation in export as well as promote export-oriented
products and service at global market.
Being co-organized by government and
non-government organizations such as the MFALI, SME Development Fund, the
Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the National Development Agency, the Council on
Mongolian National Brand and Export International Trading Center, the first
business forum is running for two days and more than 350 private enterprises
and over 1000 delegation of foreign and domestic entities are taking
part.
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