Ulaanbaatar, September 23, 2025 /MONTSAME/. Techweek 2025, the first technology event organized in line with international standards in Mongolia, commenced on September 22, 2025.

Within the framework of Techweek held under the theme “Digital First,” technological development, innovation, policy, and investment opportunities will be discussed across over 50 events in 21 aimags and the capital city. “In other words, Techweek-2025 is a preparation for the largest event in the communications and information technology sector, ICT EXPO 2026,” explained the organizers.

Fintech companies convened, presenting the sector’s new solutions and innovations, while scholars of the Mongolian Academy of Sciences discussed smart solutions for reducing Ulaanbaatar’s traffic congestion. The state e-services platform, E-Mongolia, has introduced its upgraded version 5.0 to the public, taking a step toward delivering smart government services. In addition, Teso company signed a memorandum of understanding with Southeast Asia’s GRAB to establish a strategic partnership, localizing internationally recognized innovations in digital mapping in Mongolia.

As part of Techweek, which is distinguished by its decentralized organization, scientific conferences and discussions will be organized across 21 aimags and nine districts of the capital. On September 26, 2025, a national plenary session will be held at the Government Palace. Through these events, participants will gain access to knowledge about new technologies, innovations, future trends, experience sharing, investment opportunities, and government policies aimed at fostering the growth of this sector. This new standard set by the National IT Park aims to ensure the sustainable development of the tech industry, improve its policy and legal environment, support innovation, and expand international cooperation.

Director of the National IT Park, Zolzaya Jargalsaikhan, stated, “We are not just organizing a one-time event; we are uniting result-oriented solutions and practical outcomes, with the ICT community gathering at the Government Palace. Technology often provokes a sense of fear in some people. But in fact, it makes your life lighter and simpler. We want to demonstrate this, while also creating an open platform where anyone interested, curious, or experimenting with technology can participate. From today until the 25th of this month, a variety of events will take place. On the 26th, the ICT Forum will convene at the Government Palace. By next year’s Techweek, we expect to have achieved 80 percent of the commitments and plans we set this year.”

The following activities are included within the framework of “Technology Week”:

• Knowledge sharing: lectures, discussions, and training to exchange technological trends and sectoral experiences
• Networking: bringing together start-ups, investors, tech experts, policymakers, and international partners in one place
• Innovation showcase: start-up pitches and demo shows introducing new products and services to the public
• Expanding cooperation
• Partnerships: forming new collaborations aimed at innovation, investment, and joint development

Daily program details are available at tech-week.mn. Organizers emphasized that all events are free of charge, allowing open participation for citizens.