Diplomatic relations between Israel and Mongolia began in 1991 with the establishment of diplomatic relations between the two countries. Israel and Mongolia signed several cooperation agreements between the two sides, the last of which was in July 2018, when an agreement was reached between the Government of Israel and the Government of Mongolia for the promotion and mutual protection of investments; To download and view the agreement, click here: Investor Protection agreement.
Mongolia is a vast country located between China to the south and the Siberia region of Russia to the north. It is a country rich in resources such as huge gold deposits and more. The Mongolian population is made up of cities that are mainly clustered around the capital city of Ulaanbaatar and local nomads.
The total population consists of 3,000,000 inhabitants, the vast majority of them Mongolians and a minority of Kazakhs. There is also a Chinese community. Mongolia is a center of development potential and sits at the center of the strongest economy, the emerging Asian market.
Since the signing of the last agreement in July 2018, a number of Israeli investors have been exploring investment opportunities in the fields of fuel, electricity, and agriculture, including LR from Herzliya, visiting Mongolia in September 2018.
In Mongolia, there is a very small community of Israelis / Jews, as well as an honorary ambassador, a Mongolian businessman named Amar.
In the year 2017, two Israeli Managment and Mongolian-owned companies began operating in the capital city of Mongolia in the field of agricultural consulting and agritech development, PR AGRITECH & AGRIBUSINESS, and CST in Cyber Security, both of which are currently in contact with the influential companies in the Mongolian industry.
Other companies and entrepreneurs are invited to do so and contact us for any information or cooperation.
For further information about Mongolia, please visit the Israel Chamber of Commerce website in Mongolia or CCCCIM.
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