Oman,
Mongolia Explore Cooperation Opportunities in Investment Sectors

Ulaanbaatar,
4 Aug (ONA) — Abdulsalam Mohammed Al Murshidi, Chairman of the Oman
Investment Authority (OIA), and his accompanying delegation met with Gombojavyn
Zandanshatar, Prime Minister of Mongolia. The meeting took place in Mongolia’s
capital, Ulaanbaatar.

During
the meeting, the Mongolian Prime Minister expressed keenness to enhance cooperation
with Oman. He emphasized his country’s interest in building a practical
partnership based on mutual benefit and facilitating investment in priority
sectors.

For
his part, the Chairman of the Oman Investment Authority underscored the
importance of developing bilateral cooperation in investment and all other
areas of mutual interest.

The
Omani delegation also held a series of official meetings with several Mongolian
government officials. These included Damdinnyam Gongor, Minister of Industry
and Mineral Resources and Batkhuu Idesh, Secretary-General of the Ministry of
Economy and Development.

The
delegation also held meetings with the Advisor and Head of the Deputy Prime
Minister’s Office; the Director General of the Investment and Trade Agency; and
the Advisor to the Minister of Food, Agriculture, and Light Industry.

The
meetings focused on exploring cooperation opportunities in the mining, energy,
agriculture, and food industries sectors. They also discussed ways to develop
joint projects, enhance trade exchange, and create an attractive environment
for long-term investments.

Both
sides expressed interest in intensifying technical dialogue in the coming phase
as a prelude to establishing executive frameworks for bilateral cooperation.

The
official visit reflected the mutual desire of Oman and Mongolia to build a
diverse and sustainable strategic partnership. The relations between the two
countries have great potential for cooperation that can be leveraged in various
fields to serve their respective economic and developmental interests.

The
meetings were attended by Sheikh Abdulaziz Abdullah Al Hinai,
Ambassador-at-Large at the Foreign Ministry, and several officials from both
sides.

—Ends/AG