December 10th

October 22nd
8.30am to 1pm

Mongolia Investment Forum at London Stock Exchange in association with Capital Markets Mongolia and London Stock Exchange

MONGOLIA INVESTMENT FORUM:LONDON 2025

October 21st
7 – 9pm

Mongolian British Chamber of Commerce Autumn Reception
The Bridge of the Tattershall Castle on the River Thames near Westminster.
The event was held in honour of a visiting Mongolian business and political delegation and the returning delegation of British MPs and Peers who visited Mongolia in July 2025 – the fourth since the establishment of democracy in the country.
HE Fiona Blyth, the British Ambassador to Mongolia was in attendance as was HE Batumur Enkhsukh the Mongolian Ambassador to the United Kingdom Deputy Prime Minister Dorjkhand and James Wild MP , Tan Dhesi MP and Phil Brickell MP all spoke.

Wednesday February 26th

In the margins of the 15th UK Mongolia Roundtable the Chamber co-organised an event at the headquarters of British Expertise in London in partnership with our hosts and the Embassy of Mongolia.

Opportunities for UK expertise in Mongolia

The aim was to explore Mongolia’s ambitious vision for economic development and infrastructure megaprojects as we welcome a senior delegation headed by the Deputy Prime Minister of Mongolia, Amarsaikhan Sainbuyan. This was a prime opportunity for UK businesses and investors to explore potential collaborations and expand their presence in Mongolia’s burgeoning market.
The agenda was as follows

13:00 – Networking lunch

13:50 – Introductory remarks:

HE Mr Battumur Enkhsukh, Ambassador of Mongolia to the United Kingdom
HE Ms Fiona Blyth, His Majesty’s Ambassador to Mongolia
14:00-15:30 – Panel event:

Welcome message – BEI Chairman, David Landsman OBE – 5’
Introductory remarks & Presentation of regional development policy – Sainbuyan Amarsaikhan, Deputy Prime Minister of Mongolia – 10’
Presentation – Mongolia government’s vision for economic development; infrastructure, megaprojects – Balchinluvsan Lkhagvasuren, Acting Director of the Sustainable Development and Social Policy Division of the Ministry of Economy and Development of Mongolia – 10’
Panel 1 – Trade and Economic Environment in Mongolia – 25’
Question 1: Could you provide an overview of the significant developments and progress in Mongolia’s trade and economic environment over the past decade, based on your experience?

Question 2: What are the key challenges and opportunities for Mongolia in diversifying its economy?

John Grogan, Chairman, Mongolian British Chamber of Commerce
René van Hell, Board Director, Constituency of the Netherlands, China, Mongolia, North Macedonia & Armenia, EBRD
Balchinluvsan Lkhagvasuren, Director of the Sustainable Development and Social Policy Division of the Ministry of Economy and Development of Mongolia
Lisa Holloway, Senior Key Account Manager for Mongolia, Pandrol
Presentation of UB Metro project – Munkhdalai Tumendalai, Project Manager, Ulaanbaatar Metro – 10’
Panel 2 – Opportunities for UK capacity and resources to support Mongolia’s development ambitions – 25’
Question 1: What are the key opportunities for the UK to leverage its capacity and resources in support of Mongolia’s development ambitions?

Question 2: What specific UK expertise and resources could be leveraged to support Mongolia’s infrastructure development, particularly with regard to the UB Metro project?

Francois Pannetier, Regional Head, Business Origination, UK Export Finance
Elbegsaikhan Ayush, Head of Mining & Infrastructure – Trade, British Embassy Ulaanbaatar, Department for Business and Trade Mongolia
Munkhdalai Tumendalai, Project Manager, Ulaanbaatar Metro
Gavin Summerson, Built Environment Team Lead, Connected Places Catapul.

Tuesday May 6th

Mongolia Day, London Stock Exchange. A senior delegation of Mongolian Bankers attended a briefing and closed the market in an event supported by the Chamber.

Thursday May 8th

Networking Event with Mongolian Bankers organised by the Deparrment of Business and Trade, the Mongolian Bankers Association and the Mongolian

British Chambers of Commerce . This took place at the Cumberland Hotel in London .

The agenda was as follows

Moderator: John Grogan, Chairman of the Mongolian – British Chamber of Commerce

Agenda:

13:00 – 14:20 Welcome and networking lunch

14:20 – 14:30 Welcoming remarks by the Moderator

14:30 – 15:15 Presentations by UK businesses (Meridian Universal, Montfort, Nexfin)

15:15 – 15:45 Q&A

15:45 – 16:00 Coffee/tea break

16:00 – 16:40 Presentations by UKEF, City UK and Bristol/Bath fintech hub

16:40 – 17:00 Q&A

17:00 – 18:30 Networking reception

Monday May 12th

Doing Business with Mongolia Seminar and Reception focusing on Banking and Finance 7-9pm was held on the Bridge of the Tattershall Castle on the River Thames . A business delegation from Mongolia including representatives of the Mongolian Banking Association and Bank of Mongolua were present together with Members of Parliament and peers who are members of an Inter Parliamentary Union delegation going to Mongolia in June.