World Women Entrepreneurs Forum Held in Ulaanbaatar

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28 Aug 2025 — 1 min read

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More than 230 delegates from 25 countries attended the World Women Entrepreneurs Forum, where President U.Khurelsukh delivered opening remarks. He emphasized Mongolia’s commitment to promoting a gender-based economy, strengthening cooperation, and serving as a reliable bridge of partnership and unity.

The forum featured discussions, training, and seminars on gender-focused economic and business policies, human resources, investment, and competitiveness. A trade fair with over 140 organizations was also held on Sükhbaatar Square, promoting women-led businesses and attracting investment.

In recent years, Mongolia has regularly hosted major international events to advance women’s leadership and participation at all levels. Notable examples include the International Conference of Women Peacekeepers in 2022, the Meeting of Women Foreign Ministers in 2023, and the Global Women’s Forum co-hosted with the United Nations in 2024.

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