All Articles

42 articles

L.Dulmaazul: I aim to leverage global project experience for mongolia’s future

L.Dulmaazul is a highly educated professional. She studied in the Czech Republic, Japan, and the United Kingdom, specializing in economics, finance, and business administration. Fluent in Czech, Russian, English, Japanese, and Mongolian, she has 15 years of experience in banking and finance across T

January 26, 2026 · 1 min read

Business

Nguyen Thi Tuyet Minh: Mongolian women in business are inspiring change-makers

“Women-owned businesses create jobs, stimulate local economies, and contribute significantly to GDP. Supporting women entrepreneurs means unlocking an entire engine of economic potential,” says Nguyen Thi Tuyet Minh, Founder and Chairwoman of WeLead, and a founder of ASEAN Women Entrepreneur Network

January 14, 2026 · 1 min read

Interview

Jaap van Hierden: Responsible tourism can ease the strain on ecosystems

We interviewed Jaap van Hierden, the UN Resident Coordinator in Mongolia, to discuss the development of environmentally conscious and sustainable tourism. -The UN is celebrating its 80th anniversary these days. Could you briefly inform our readers about the decisions made by the UN General Assembly

November 19, 2025 · 1 min read

Interview

Gowthami Kuttapalayam Mothilal: If your quality of data is poor, then whatever technology you bring in is not going to help your business.

Mongolian Economy Magazine spoke with Gowthami Kuttapalayam Mothilal, a Business Intelligence Developer and Analyst at a startup company in Stockholm. She has an extensive experience working in Data and AI Consulting. Furthermore, she aspires to help women who want to transition to the field of Data

1 / 2Next

All Articles

L.Dulmaazul: I aim to leverage global project experience for mongolia’s future

Nguyen Thi Tuyet Minh: Mongolian women in business are inspiring change-makers

Jaap van Hierden: Responsible tourism can ease the strain on ecosystems

Gowthami Kuttapalayam Mothilal: If your quality of data is poor, then whatever technology you bring in is not going to help your business.

Jonathan Cain: We take a customer’s concepts and turn them into a working reality

The US should continue to appreciate Mongolia’s strategic importance

D.Davaasuren: Dawn of the new phase of the relationship between Mongolia and the united states of America

G.Tuvdendorj: All public organizations are responsible for protecting and supporting foreign investments

Ch.Ganhuyag: Mongolia has an enormous potential

Katja Fjellström: The key ingredient of a successful startup is being prepared to pivot

E.Gendenjamts: Want to optimize your online sales, then start with one product

M.Ganmurun: Businesses can achieve dramatic growth through “aggressive” digital transformation

P.Marinelli: We appreciate everything in our partnership, but the most important thing is human cooperation

Seok Hyun Yoon: Mineral resources alone do not guarantee prosperity

Halil Erin: I think Mongolian customers are happy with our products

V.Lutenco: To increase the productivity of labor force, we have to invest in the education system

Catherine Ivkoff: We will be focusing on the green economy

S.Mungunchimeg: Development of a financing strategy to achieve the sustainable development goals is underway

A. Mikhnev: The key thing we want to see is Mongolia becoming a prosperous country

James A. Liotta: I have been developing with Mongolia

Jan Wigsten: Mongolia doesn’t need more tourists, or so to speak “profitless volume”

Tapan Mishra: We want to put more emphasis on reducing poverty and inequality in Mongolia

Michael Morrow: Sometimes I am referred to as Mongolia’s fromager

Chris Melville: Working as an English lawyer in Mongolia