MONGOLIA–CHINA REGIONAL ECONOMIC COOPERATION MEETING SUCCESSFULLY HELD

The Mongolian National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MNCCI), in cooperation with the Inner Mongolia Council in Mongolia, successfully organized the "Mongolia–China Regional Economic Cooperation Meeting" on 29 July 2026 at the MNCCI.

More than 30 representatives attended the meeting. The Chinese delegation consisted of enterprises from Xilin Gol League, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, representing the food, agriculture, heavy machinery, and equipment sectors. The Mongolian side included representatives from the banking and financial sector, dairy production, steel processing industry, and organizations supporting small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

The meeting was officially opened by Mr. Ts. Magnaibaatar, Executive Director of MNCCI, and Mr. Chao Lu, Vice Governor of Xilin Gol League. In their opening remarks, they emphasized the steady growth of the traditional friendly relations and economic cooperation between Mongolia and China. They noted that Xilin Gol League enjoys significant advantages in strengthening cooperation with Mongolia due to its geographical proximity, similar natural and climatic conditions, and shared traditions of nomadic livestock husbandry.

They also highlighted the broad potential for cooperation between enterprises from both sides in areas such as livestock breeding improvement, veterinary services, animal feed production, meat and dairy processing, agricultural product processing, the introduction of modern agricultural technologies and equipment, investment, and trade.

During the meeting, five enterprises from Xilin Gol League introduced their businesses and explored potential areas for cooperation:

• Beijing Yixue Jialong Import & Export Trading Co., Ltd.;
• Inner Mongolia Sundalai Food Co., Ltd.;
• Inner Mongolia Mengshu Shitong Technology Co., Ltd.;
• Inner Mongolia Xin Malachin Agriculture and Animal Husbandry Technology Co., Ltd.;
• Inner Mongolia Darui Used Automobile Trading Market Co., Ltd.

The event concluded with a Business-to-Business (B2B) matchmaking session, where participating enterprises exchanged information, discussed potential partnerships, and identified future areas of cooperation.

The meeting served as an important platform for deepening regional economic and trade cooperation between Mongolia and China and for expanding practical business collaboration between enterprises from both countries.