Mongolian-European Business Council

EU Legislative Interests

The Mongolian–European Business Council’s engagement relates to the following European Union policy frameworks and legislative initiatives relevant to EU–Mongolia trade, investment, connectivity, and sustainable economic cooperation: The European Union Generalised Scheme of Preferences Plus Special Incentive Arrangement for Sustainable Development and Good Governance (GSP+) – supporting awareness, understanding and practical utilisation of preferential market access arrangements for Mongolian exporters, including compliance with rules of origin, sustainability standards and market access requirements. The Global Gateway Strategy of the European Union – particularly initiatives concerning sustainable transport corridors, digital connectivity, resilient infrastructure, clean energy investment and trade-enabling connectivity between Europe and Asia, including Mongolia. The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism – monitoring and facilitating dialogue on the implications of EU carbon pricing measures for Mongolian exports, supply chains, industrial production and long-term trade competitiveness in environmentally sensitive sectors. European Union Trade Policy and Market Access Frameworks, including policies relating to customs cooperation, trade facilitation, regulatory transparency, standards harmonisation, digital customs procedures, and implementation of the World Trade Organization Trade Facilitation Agreement within EU external trade relations. The European Union framework for the screening of foreign direct investment into the Union – insofar as investment cooperation, strategic sectors and cross-border investment dialogue between Mongolian and European businesses may be affected by EU investment governance rules.

Communication Activities

Policy Dialogues and Business Forums Organising roundtables, executive briefings, and business forums that bring together representatives from the Mongolian private sector, European businesses, policymakers, diplomatic missions, and development partners to discuss issues such as transport connectivity, trade facilitation, market access, and regulatory developments. Publications and Market Intelligence Producing policy briefs, position papers, trade updates, newsletters, and market intelligence reports that provide members with timely information on EU legislation, sanctions-related developments, logistics trends, customs procedures, and business opportunities in European markets. Business Networking and Partnership Events Hosting networking receptions, sector-focused conferences, trade promotion events, and investment forums that strengthen commercial partnerships between Mongolian and European companies.

Interests Represented

Promotes their own interests or the collective interests of their members

Member Of

Mongolian National Chamber of Commerce and Industry website: https://www.mongolchamber.mn/

Organisation Members

SeNo Renovations ATD Transport Logistics Royal Cashmere - https://www.royal-cashmere.eu/

Additional Information

The Mongolian–European Business Council was established and began preparatory organisational activities in 2024, including stakeholder engagement and institutional development, which is reflected on our website. However, due to administrative and operational circumstances, the organisation was unable to open an official bank account until 21 November 2025. As a result, the Council did not undertake financial operations, receive funds, or carry out activities involving financial transactions prior to that date. For this reason, we considered the organisation to fall under the category of a newly formed entity for the purposes of the Transparency Register declaration, as there were no closed accounts or financial data available for a full financial year.