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MiningWeek & MinePro 2026 — Mongolia's Premier International Mining Exhibition & Convention

MiningWeek & MinePro 2026 — Mongolia's Premier International Mining Exhibition & Convention

September 16–18, 2026 · Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

Theme: “Green Future and Global Partnership”

Once a year, the entire mining world of Mongolia — and an ever-growing share of the global industry — gathers in one place. Mongolian MiningWeek & MinePro is the country's largest, highest-level, and most influential mining event: a national exhibition, an international convention, a dealmaking floor, and a cultural celebration, all in three unforgettable days. In 2026, the event returns for its fifth edition — bigger, more international, and more ambitious than ever, spanning 150,000 square meters of exhibition space.

Live machinery and outdoor exhibition grounds — MiningWeek & MinePro

An event backed at the highest level of the state

MiningWeek & MinePro is not a commercial trade fair organized on the sidelines of the industry — it is Mongolia's official national mining platform, co-organized by the Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources, the Mineral Resources and Petroleum Authority, and the Mongolian National Mining Association. The Prime Minister of Mongolia, the Deputy Prime Minister, cabinet ministers, members of Parliament, and the heads of regulatory agencies personally attend, speak, and meet with participants. When policy on investment, licensing, and minerals is discussed here, it is discussed by the people who actually write it.

Why it is the biggest mining event in the region

The numbers from the 2025 edition speak for themselves:

  • 120,000 m² of exhibition space — expanding to 150,000 m² in 2026, making it the largest mining exhibition in the region;
  • 20,000+ visitors and delegates over three days;
  • 350+ exhibiting organizations from 15+ countries;
  • 2,300+ products, machines, and technologies on display, including live demonstrations of heavy equipment;
  • 100+ international companies participating for the first time — proof of the event's rapidly growing global reach;
  • 18 panel discussions and 100+ speeches by government leaders, global CEOs, and industry experts;
  • Coverage by national and international media, with Bloomberg TV Mongolia among past exclusive media partners;
  • Past sponsors and participants include Oyu Tolgoi, Rio Tinto, Erdenes Tavan Tolgoi, Erdenet Mining Corporation, Liebherr, Huawei, Worley, Orica, Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan, BlackRock, and the London Stock Exchange.

Platinum and diamond sponsor branding at the venue

Who attends

MiningWeek & MinePro brings the entire mining value chain under one roof — which is precisely what makes it so valuable. In three days you can meet:

  • Government decision-makers — the Prime Minister, ministers, MPs, and regulators shaping Mongolia's mining policy;
  • Mining operators — the CEOs and executives of Mongolia's flagship state-owned and private mining companies, from world-class copper and coal projects to gold, uranium, and rare earth developers;
  • Procurement managers — the teams managing multimillion-dollar equipment and services budgets, actively searching for new suppliers;
  • International investors and financiers — investment banks, funds, and financial institutions scouting projects and partnerships;
  • Equipment manufacturers and technology providers — global and regional leaders showcasing the newest machinery and innovations;
  • Contractors, service providers, and suppliers across exploration, drilling, blasting, logistics, and mine services;
  • Embassies, chambers of commerce, and international mining associations — with focus-country and partner-country programs;
  • Universities, research institutions, startups, and young engineers — the next generation of the industry.

Visitors examining mineral samples at an exhibitor's booth

Why Mongolia, why now

Mongolia is one of the world's most dynamic and fastest-growing mining markets — a global hub for critical minerals. The country holds world-class reserves of copper, coking coal, gold, uranium, and rare earth elements, anchored by giants such as Oyu Tolgoi and Tavan Tolgoi. Strategically located between two of the world's largest markets, Mongolia is investing heavily in rail and logistics corridors to become a reliable supplier in global critical-mineral supply chains.

Just as importantly, the government is opening the doors wider than ever: a new Foreign Investment Law guaranteeing stability and free repatriation of profits, amendments to the Minerals Law, simplified visa and residency procedures, accelerated digitalization, and reduced bureaucracy. As Mongolia's leadership has put it, the goal is clear — a transparent, stable, investment-ready environment. MiningWeek & MinePro 2026 is where these reforms are presented first-hand, directly to investors and partners.

Three days, three missions: Define. Deploy. Deliver.

Day 1 — Government Day: policy meets capital

State leaders, ministers, and regulators present Mongolia's policy reforms and national vision, and engage directly with investors. Highlights include the global energy transition and the surging demand for critical minerals, responsible and traceable supply chains, and high-level strategic roundtables on the investment climate, business environment, ESG, and regional development.

Day 2 — Industry & Investment Day: where deals are made

The busiest dealmaking day of the year in Mongolian mining: dedicated sessions on project readiness and bankability, resources and ESG standards, innovative financing structures, offtake agreements, joint-venture partnerships, and strategic financing. The Suppliers & Technology Forum puts equipment manufacturers and technology providers face to face with operators, while sessions explore the future of mining equipment — electrification, battery-powered machinery, automation, and decarbonization.

Day 3 — Innovation & Future Engineering Forum: the industry of tomorrow

A full day dedicated to technology, sustainability, and people: live demonstrations of low-carbon technologies, a Sustainability Showcase Zone covering water and waste management, biodiversity, and renewables; hands-on technical workshops and labs; the Empowering Women in Mining track with leadership discussions and mentorship; and the Future Engineers Summit connecting companies with the next generation of talent.

Opportunities you will not find anywhere else

  • Tailored B2B matchmaking — structured, pre-arranged meetings connecting buyers, sellers, financiers, operators, and technology providers for real lead generation and business deals;
  • Direct access to procurement teams managing multimillion-dollar budgets — no intermediaries, no gatekeepers;
  • Invitation-only executive roundtables with industry leaders and international mining associations;
  • Live equipment demonstrations — vast outdoor grounds where machinery is shown in action, not in a catalogue;
  • Investment and dealmaking panels — where capital is moving, and how to position for it;
  • First-hand policy intelligence — hear about legal reforms, licensing, and national priorities directly from the ministers responsible;
  • Powerful branding exposure — company visibility on the exhibition website, pre-event marketing, on-site signage and banners, the exhibition magazine, and post-event features in the official newsletter;
  • MinePro TV — the event's own media platform, featuring interviews with government leaders and CEOs (Mining Pulse), global policy discussions (Mining Focus), and a digital showcase connecting companies with their target audience (Mining Connection);
  • VIP meetings and special events — private access to project owners and key stakeholders;
  • The Closing Networking Dinner — strengthening global industry alliances in a relaxed, high-level setting.

The Miners' Naadam Festival — business meets culture

No other mining event in the world ends like this. On the final day, participants are invited to the legendary Miners' Naadam Festival — a spectacular celebration of Mongolia's “Three Manly Games”: wrestling, horse racing, and archery. Far more than a cultural showcase, the Naadam is where handshakes become friendships and friendships become long-term partnerships. For international guests, it is an experience of Mongolian hospitality and heritage they will never forget.

The “Three Manly Games” at the Miners' Naadam Festival: archery and horse racing

Opening ceremony of the Miners' Naadam

Exhibition options for every scale

From a compact 9 m² fully equipped indoor booth in the Main Pavilion to outdoor plots of up to 1,000 m² for full-scale machinery display, the exhibition is designed to give every company — from first-time international exhibitor to global brand — maximum visibility and engagement. Indoor shell-scheme packages come fully furnished with branded walls, front desk, furniture, and lighting, while space-only options allow custom-built stands. Prime locations are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

Join us in Ulaanbaatar

MiningWeek & MinePro 2026 is more than an exhibition — it is the gateway to the future of mining in one of the world's most promising markets. Whether you come to exhibit, invest, source technology, meet policymakers, or build partnerships that last decades, this is the one event of the year you cannot afford to miss.

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