Mongolia and Korea Strengthen Critical Minerals Supply Chain and Mining Collaborations

Strategic Insights -

The mining sectors of Mongolia and the Republic of Korea are intensifying their collaborations to enhance the supply chain of critical minerals, improve exploration and mining activities, advance research and development, and build human resource capacity. A key conference, the Mongolia - Korea Critical Minerals and Mining Investment Forum 2025, was held in Seoul, Korea, with the participation of Mongolian and Korean government officials, industry leaders, and investors.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources of Mongolia, the Ministry of Economy and Development, the 'Erdenes Mongol' LLC, and relevant Korean organizations collaborated to host the Mongolia - Korea Critical Minerals and Mining Investment Forum 2025.
  • Subsidiaries of the 'Erdenes Mongol' Group presented plans for the development of industrial and technological parks, as well as ongoing and upcoming critical mineral exploration and mining projects.
  • Inter-sectoral meetings and B2B discussions were held to expand cooperation between Mongolian and Korean companies, fostering partnerships across the mining and industrial technology sectors.
  • The forum was officially opened by Minister of Industry and Mineral Resources Damdinnyam Gongor and First Deputy Prime Minister and the Minister of Economy and Development Uchral Nyam-Osor.
  • Government officials from both countries, subsidiaries of 'Erdenes Mongol' LLC, and investors from major companies including Samsung CandT and KOMIR participated in the event.

Statistics:

  • The Mongolia - Korea Critical Minerals and Mining Investment Forum 2025 brought together government officials, industry leaders, and investors to strengthen critical minerals supply chain and mining collaborations.
  • The event featured the participation of Mongolian and Korean government officials, industry leaders, and investors, including those from Samsung CandT and KOMIR.

Sources:

  • The Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources of Mongolia, the Ministry of Economy and Development,
  • 'Erdenes Mongol' LLC and relevant Korean organizations,

Note: No external references provided in the original text, only the organizations involved in the event.