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3 WELCOME TO MONGOLIA BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE ERA 3 THE IFAWPCA’S 42ND MIDTERM MEETING: THE SPECIAL EDITION WELCOME TO MONGOLIA CONTENTS 1. ABOUT MONGOLIA ................................................................................3 − STATISTICAL FACTS − EXPORT AND IMPORT − LIVING ENVIRONMENT − AND REASONS FOR INVESTING AND DEVELOPMENT PERSPECTIVE 2. THE GREETINGS..................................................................................... 8 − THE PRESIDENT OF THE MNCA: N.BAYARSAIKHAN − THE PRESIDENT OF THE IFAWPCA: RABI SINGH − MEMBER OF THE STATE GREAT KHURAL OF MONGOLIA, THE CABINET OFFICER OF THE GOVERNMENT OF MONGOLIA AND THE MINISTER OF CONSTRUCTION AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT: TS.DAVAASUREN − THE HONORABLE PRESIDENT OF THE MNCA: D.BATTUR − THE HONORABLE PRESIDENT OF THE MNCA: D.TSERENJIGMED − THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE MNCA: L.KHULAN 3. THE BRIEF INTRODUCTION OF THE ORGANIZATIONS .................14 − MONGOLIAN NATIONAL CONSTRUCTION ASSOCIATION (MNCA) − A BRIEF INTRODUCTION OF THE ORGANIZATIONS’ ACTIVITIES − THE MNCA’S “CONSTRUCTION WORKS” DIGITAL SYSTEM TO IMPLEMENT IN MONGOLIA ISSUIANCE OF THE CONSTRUCTION LICENSE IN MONGOLIA − PROJECT ON “SWITCH OF AIR POLLUTION” FUNDED BY THE SWITCH-ASIA PROGRAMME OF THE EUROPEAN UNION − INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF ASIAN AND WESTERN PACIFIC CONTRACTORS’ ASSOCIATIONS (IFAWPCA) − MINISTRY OF CONSTRUCTION AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT OF MONGOLIA (MCUD) 4. THE PROGRAMME ..............................................................................21 5. THE NAMES OF THE SPEAKERS AND THEIR PRESENTATIONS...25 6. THE CONSTRUCTION PROJECT ON “HUSHIG VALLEY” IMPLEMENTED BY MCUD OF MONGOLIA.......................................26

4 BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE ERA WELCOME TO MONGOLIA THE IFAWPCA’S 42ND MIDTERM MEETING: THE SPECIAL EDITION ABOUT MONGOLIA Mongolia is a landlocked country bordered with Russia in the north and China in the south, and its capital is Ulaanbaatar. Mongolia has a vast territory of 1,564,116 km2 with a population of 3.4 million, where 95% is Mongolian, and more than 4% is Kazakh. From the time of first humans settled on the territory of present-day Mongolia, the nomadic civilizations took over, the Hun, Xianbi, Nirun, Turkic Uygur, and Kidan states were established and existed. In 1206, Chinggis Khan established the Great Mongolian State and established an Empire that conquered Eurasia. His grandson, Khublai Khan, occupied the entire mainland of China, founded the Yuan State (1271-1368), and moved the capital to Daidu, which is now Beijing. Mongolia was ruled by the Manchu Empire in the 17th century, but regained its independence in 1911, and in 1924, for the first time in its history, it had a constitution, proclaimed the People’s Republic, and became a socialist country. With the Democratic Revolution of 1990, Mongolia transitioned from socialist system to a democratic and free market economic society. GOVERNMENT: COUNTRY WITH UNITARY AND MIXED GOVERNMENT TERRITORIAL SIZE: 19TH LARGEST IN THE WORLD, 7TH LARGEST IN ASIA, 1 OF THE 6 LAND-LOCKED COUNTRIES IN ASIA WEATHER: THE COLDEST CAPITAL IN THE WORLD. In 1976, it reached -55.3°C in Uvs Province, and in 1954, it was -49.0°C in Ulaanbaatar. THE MAINLAND HAS EXTREMELY HOT AND HARSH CLIMATE POPULATION: 3.4 MILLION OFFICIAL LANGUAGE: MONGOLIAN LANGUAGE LITERACY: 99% OF THE POPULATION IS LITERATE RELIGION: BUDDHISM IS THE MAIN RELIGION AND OTHER RELIGIONS HAVE BEEN FREELY FOLLOWED SINCE 1990 CURRENCY: ТUGRIK (₮) 2022: GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT AMOUNTED TO 52.9 TRILLION THAT INCREASED BY 9.3 (21.4%) TRILLION FROM THE PREVIOUS YEAR LIVESTOCK: 71.1 MILLION LIVESTOCK, TRADITIONAL NOMADIC LIVESTOCK AGRICULTURE EXPORTS: 80% OF COAL AND COPPER CONCENTRATE AS OF DECEMBER 2022 IMPORTS: INCREASED TO 1,037.7 MILLION US$ AS OF DECEMBER 2022 1924: MONGOLIAN PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC WAS PROCLAIMED AND THE FIRST CONSTITUTION WAS ADOPTED. 1961: BECAME A MEMBER OF THE UNITED NATIONS 1989: ESTABLISHED DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS WITH THE EUROPEAN UNION 1997: BECAME A MEMBER OF THE WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION 1991: BECAME A MEMBER OF THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND 2004: BECAME A MEMBER OF THE EUROPEAN SECURITY COOPERATION

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6 BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE ERA WELCOME TO MONGOLIA THE IFAWPCA’S 42ND MIDTERM MEETING: THE SPECIAL EDITION TOP EXPORTING COUNTRIES TOP IMPORTING COUNTRIES

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8 BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE ERA WELCOME TO MONGOLIA THE IFAWPCA’S 42ND MIDTERM MEETING: THE SPECIAL EDITION REASONS TO INVEST IN MONGOLIA ARE: INVESTMENT LIFE CYCLE

9 WELCOME TO MONGOLIA BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE ERA THE IFAWPCA’S 42ND MIDTERM MEETING: THE SPECIAL EDITION N.BAYARSAIKHAN THE PRESIDENT OF THE MONGOLIAN NATIONAL CONSTRUCTION ASSOCIATION (2022-2025) I would like to extend a warm welcoming to the International and local guests, representatives, Mongolian engineers, technicians, workers, academics, and consultants, who are devoting their intelligence, experience, and hard work to the development of the construction and urban development sector in Mongolia by participating in the International Federation of Asian and Western Pacific Contractors’ Associations (IFAWPCA) 42nd Midterm Meeting and the International Forum on “SUSTAINABLE BUILDING ERA” we are holding for the very first time in Mongolia. I have started my work of being elected as a Member of the Board of Directors of the IFAWPCA for 2022-2024 by representing the MNCA in the elections held during the IFAWPCA’s 45th Conference held in Malé, Maldives in 2022. As IFAWPCA and Ministry of Construction and Urban Development of Mongolia have officially supported the MNCA to join International Federation of Consulting Engineers (FIDIC), we have submitted our application to join FIDIC as a Member Association. Therefore, becoming a National member association representing Mongolia, creating conditions for Mongolia to grant FIDIC approval, implementing, promoting, disseminating, and training FIDIC contracts in the field of construction and urban development as well as the investors participating in industry activities, we will assume the responsibility of coordinating the relationship between the clients, contractors, and designers, ensuring their equality and protection. This will be a great time to bring a new progress and revolution to Mongolia’s construction industry by making the environment for international agreements and legal framework conventional according to the standards. The MNCA is preparing for the start of research work on the combination of Mongolian renewable energy resources and raw materials in developing technologies for renewable energy, which is centralized in Mongolia and independent of the energy system, especially construction of buildings that use renewable energy, including solar energy, the use of natural sheep wool insulation and other construction materials for building insulation, and German technology for constructing high-tech engineering buildings. The IFAWPCA consists of the world’s largest construction contractors’ associations in Australia, South Korea, Japan and rapidly developed in Singapore and Malaysia. In order to introduce Mongolian construction companies to the international market and train them to play according to their rules, to support them connecting with the world, and to study and lay the foundation for it, the MNCA will take a leading role in studying the experience and legal framework of how large foreign projects are effectively implemented by joining the membership of international organizations in the sector and establishing the links with them, and gain their positive influence. WISHING A PROSPERITY FOR OUR FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC COLLABORATION TO EXPAND AND DEVELOP FURTHER. THE GREETINGS

10 BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE ERA WELCOME TO MONGOLIA THE IFAWPCA’S 42ND MIDTERM MEETING: THE SPECIAL EDITION RABI SINGH THE PRESIDENT OF THE IFAWPCA Dear friends, Congratulations on successfully hosting the 42nd IFAWPCA Mid-term Meeting in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. Your dedication and commitment to this prestigious event are truly admirable. This milestone marks the first time Mongolia has had the honor of hosting such a distinguished gathering. It presents a unique opportunity to strengthen ties, foster collaboration, and promote knowledge sharing in the construction industry. Events like these hold immense value in promoting mutual understanding and building strong relationships among IFAWPCA members country. I believe this meeting will serve as a catalyst for enhancing cooperation between our countries and associations. I eagerly anticipate attending the event and participating in the vibrant discussions, forum, and engaging interactions that will take place. By coming together and sharing our expertise and experiences, we can collectively advance our industry and address the challenges and opportunities ahead. This will showcase Mongolia’s achievements and potential to the international community, opening doors for collaborations and investment opportunities that contribute to its development. On behalf of IFAWPCA, I extend my best wishes and assure you of our unwavering support on this journey. Let us seize this moment together to shape the future of the construction industry. I eagerly await joining you in Ulaanbaatar and witnessing the incredible accomplishments that will emerge from this gathering. THE GREETINGS

11 WELCOME TO MONGOLIA BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE ERA THE IFAWPCA’S 42ND MIDTERM MEETING: THE SPECIAL EDITION TS. DAVAASUREN MEMBER OF THE STATE GREAT KHURAL OF MONGOLIA, CABINET OFFICER OF THE GOVERNMENT OF MONGOLIA, AND MINISTER OF CONSTRUCTION AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT OF MONGOLIA At a time when the problems and difficulties of the global epidemic and the aftermath of the earthquake in the Republic of Turkey and Syria have not completely disappeared, we would like to emphasize that the MNCA organizing the International Forum on “SUSTAINABLE BUILDING ERA” within the framework of the International Federation of Asian and Western Pacific Contractors’ Associations’ (IFAWPCA) 42nd Midterm Meeting, which is a timely and significant event that I would like to extend my sincere gratitue, as a Minister. As part of the decentralization of cities and towns, our ministry have begun major construction works of Free Economic Zone based on the new “Chinggis Khaan” International Airport in Khushig Valley, development of an International Transport Logistics Center connecting Euro-Asia, the “Bogd Khan” Railway, construction of the AN-3 International Vertical Highway, the establishment of the Logistics Center for International Road, Air and Railway Mixed Cargo and Passenger Transportation, and the a new settlement area in the Orkhon Valley, based on the ancient capital city of Kharkhorum f Mongolia. Mongolia is located in an active seismic zone, and in the last 10 years out of more than 260,000 earthquakes there were two earthquakes with a magnitude of 7 scale, seven earthquakes with a magnitude of 6 scale, over one hundread earthquakes with a magnitude of 5 scale, over one thousand earthquakes with a magnitude of 4 scale, and over ten thousand earthquakes with a magnitude of 3 scale. Also, according to the research of the last 50 years, about 75% of cities and towns are located in the regions with an earthquake MMI of 7 scale or more, and12 settlements are located in the regions with an earthquake MMI of 9 scale or more. Therefore, the Ministry of Construction and Urban Development of Mongolia in cooperation with the Sub-Council for Seismic Disaster Prevention, Risk Reduction and Preparedness assessed 944 buildings, where 48% of the total buildings built before 2002, and found that 543 buildings were not resistant to earthquakes. This research report has been presented to the National Security Council, The Great Ikh Khural, and The Government of Mongolia respectively, where the relevant decisions have been made, the plans are being made to demolish and build new ones in stages, and new regulations and standards are being approved. As part of the implementation of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and the Paris Agreement, the “Measure Plan for Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions in the Construction and Urban Development Sector 2021- 2030” has been approved. Besides, “Electronic System of Greenhouse Gas Counting in the Construction Industry” has been established, and the relevant rules, regulations and standards have been developed and approved, which provides the opportunity to calculate, measure, report, and prove the results of the sector’s energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. From my point of view, this conference, which is being organized for the first time in our country, is of the great importance for expanding the cooperation between regional countries, mutually beneficial collaboration, sharing experience and knowledge on ecology, green development, difficulties in the industry, attracting new technologies and investments, developing projects and programs within the framework of the laws of member countries and joint implementation, and creation of international agreements and legal framework in Mongolia’s construction industry. WELCOME TO OUR BEAUTIFUL MOTHERLAND OF MONGOLIA. THE GREETINGS

12 BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE ERA WELCOME TO MONGOLIA THE IFAWPCA’S 42ND MIDTERM MEETING: THE SPECIAL EDITION D.BATTUR THE PRESIDENT OF THE MONGOLIAN NATIONAL CONSTRUCTION ASSOCIATION (2014-2016) THE HONORABLE PRESIDENT OF THE MNCA I would like to extend my warm greetings to all participants of the International Forum on “SUSTAINABLE BUILDING ERA” held in Mongolia, within the framework of the International Federation of Asian and Western Pacific Contractors’Associations (IFAWPCA) 42nd Midterm Meeting. As the centralized economy of Mongolia encountered change in the 1990’s a five-member private cooperation “Jiguur” was established, becoming the foundation of today’s “Jiguur Grand Group” LLC. We at “Jiguur Grand Group” have made the significant contributions to the development and modernization of the our capital city with further plans to implement many environmentally friendly projects. We are ecstatic to have had this chance to participate in the IFAWPCA activities. We, here, at “Jiguur Grand” joined the Mongolian National Construction Association in 2009, by actively taking part in the MNCA’s activities. By participating in this International Forum that jointly organized by MNCA, IFAWPCA, and MCUD, Mongolia’s construction and real estate industry’s businessmen and leaders are working together with a goal to further develop the local industry and further to enter the international market with businessmen from Asia and the Western Pacific regions. It is an opportunity to build the relationships with contractors, create mutually beneficial collaborations, and find the technological solutions and advancements in the construction industry. WISHING YOU ALL A SUCCESS IN YOUR COOPERATION. THE GREETINGS

13 WELCOME TO MONGOLIA BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE ERA THE IFAWPCA’S 42ND MIDTERM MEETING: THE SPECIAL EDITION D.TSERENJIGMED THE PRESIDENT OF THE MONGOLIAN NATIONAL CONSTRUCTION ASSOCIATION (2016-2022) THE HONORABLE PRESIDENT OF THE MNCA It is my great pleasure to convey my warm greetings to all participants of the International Federation of Asian and Western Pacific Contractors’ Associations (IFAWPCA) 42nd Midterm Meeting, which is being held the very first time in Mongolia. The MNCA became a member of IFAWPCA in 2015 and was elected as a member of the Board of Directors in 2018. I am very pleased that Mr. Datuk Matthew Tee Kai Woon and Mr. Mohamed Ali Janah, the former Presidents of the International Association of Asian and Western Pacific Contractors’ Associations were invited to Mongolia in the past and a fruitful visit and discussion that further expanded our cooperation and the conditions for us actively to participate in IFAWPCA’s activities. The IFAWPCA was founded in Manila, Philippines in 1956, consisting of 8 countries including Australia, Taiwan, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Pakistan, Philippines, and Singapore, in order to revive the construction industry and urban structures after the World War II. Today, construction professionals from 18 countries are working together to support international cooperation, develop beneficial relationships between regional governments and construction contractors, and implement and support civil and construction projects. By organizing the IFAWPCA’s 42nd MIDTERM MEETING 2023 in Mongolia, the MNCA will promote its country through the social media of Asian and the Western Pacific countries, to promote our country’ construction companies as contractors in foreign markets in line with the rapid growth and development of the market, and to attract new technologies and investments, introduce advancement of information technology, artificial intelligence, and robotics to the construction industry, to study the innovation experience of the industry, to implement mutually beneficial projects and programs, and to promote cooperation. MAY OUR COOPERATION’S SCOPE EXPAND EVEN MORE. THE GREETINGS

14 BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE ERA WELCOME TO MONGOLIA THE IFAWPCA’S 42ND MIDTERM MEETING: THE SPECIAL EDITION L.KHULAN THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE MONGOLIAN NATIONAL CONSTRUCTION ASSOCIATION The Mongolian National Construction Association, who pioneers the modern construction and building sector of Mongolia, has expanded its scope of activities with its member organizations by creating the hundreds of construction projects, performing some governmental functions under the contract, and implementing the international projects and programs, is very delighted to organize the International Federation of Asian and Western Pacific Contractors’ Associations (IFAWPCA) 42nd Midterm Meeting for the very first time in Mongolia. Taking this opportunity, I would like to convey my heartfelt gratitutes and warm appreciation to the MNCA’s Member Sponsors of the Platinum, Gold, Silver, and Bronze Sponsors of this IFAWPCA’s 42nd Midterm Meeting, Mongolian National Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Mongolian Association of Civil Engineers; and to the Organizers: Mongolian National Construction Association and its’ Secretariat Office, Ministry of Construction and Urban Development of Mongolia, International Federation of Asian and Western Pacific Contractors’ Associations and its’ Secretariat Office; to the Supporters: Ministry of Environment and Tourism, Ministry of Economic Development, Ministry of Energy of Mongolia, Office of the Mayor of Ulaanbaatar, Construction Development Center (CDC) state-owned industrial authority, National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), Metropolitan Police Authority, Traffic Police Authority, Foreigners’ and Citizens’ Authority, Chingeltei district’s Governor’s Office, Chinggis Khaan International Airport, Mongolian National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MNCCI), Mongolian University of Science and Technology (MUST), Green Building Council of Mongolia (GBC), Business Council of Mongolia (BCM), to the Speakers: International Experts from IFAWPCA Members countries and Germany, as well as other foreign and domestic experts, guests, representatives participating this event. As a professional and leading organization of the industry, the MNCA have been initiating and implementing the dozens of sequential activities by empowering individuals and teams in the field of insulation technology, turning them into entrepreneurs, contributing to the solution of domestic labor problems in the construction industry, improving a labor market regulation, working on localization of the international FIDIC contract in Mongolia, improving the norms and standards, and others, while striving towards to the next stage of the development to introduce a green, passive and eco-building standards in Mongolia, introduce air, greenhouse gas, soil and water pollution, renewable energy and energy saving techniques and technologies in cooperation with international projects and programs. The series of events being organized in Mongolia within this IFAWPCA’s 42nd Midterm Meeting such as the “CONSTRUCTION AND BUILDING BUSINESS OPEN DAY”, “INTERNATIONAL CONSTRUCTION AND BUILDING BUSINESS FORUM AND B2B MEETING”, INTERNATIONAL FORUM ON “SUSTAINABLE BUILDING ERA” is characterized by the participation of our International Experts: Dr. Uwe Fickenscher and Dr. Gerhard Meindl of the BBW experts from Bavaria, Germany, Dr. (Ph.D), Professor Mr. Chun Che Chou of the Department of Civil Engineering, National Applied Research Laboratory, National Center for Ground Motion Engineering, National Taiwan University, Mr. Kenneth Loo, Immediate Past President, Council Member of the Singapore Contractors Association Limited, Mr. Datuk Matthew Tee, Past President of the IFAWPCA, Honorary Advisor & Past President of the Masters Builders Association of Malaysia and The Group Managing Director of Bina Puri Holdings Berhad, and also Mongolian Experts: E.Batbold Director General, Development policy, Land affairs, Urban Development Department, Ministry of Construction and Urban Development of Mongolia, Colonel J.Damdinsuren, Head, Infrastructure and Earthquake Department, National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) of Mongolia, Ph.D. Tsoggerel Tsamba, Senior Lecturer, Mongolian University of Science & Technology (MUST), Dr. A.Undraa, President, Mongolian Green Building Institute and others. In addition, this event creates a broad range of possibilities to explore the opportunities for cooperation by meeting faceto-face the representatives of participating organizations and companies, to establish the relations, to present the projects and programs to attract investment, to participate in construction fairs, familiarization tours, technical seminars and trainings organized in the respective countries and seek other relevant news. MAY THE MULTILATERAL COOPERATION OF THE COUNTRIES DEVELOP AND PROSPER SUSTAINABLE. WELCOME TO MY BEAUTIFUL SUNNY COUNTRY OF MONGOLIA WITH ETERNAL BLUE SKY. THE GREETINGS

15 WELCOME TO MONGOLIA BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE ERA THE IFAWPCA’S 42ND MIDTERM MEETING: THE SPECIAL EDITION THE BRIEF INTRODUCTION OF THE ORGANIZATIONS THE MONGOLIAN NATIONAL CONSTRUCTION ASSOCIATION (MNCA) The Mongolian National Construction Association, founded in 2009, is a non-governmental organization and the largest association of industry professionals, leaders, national developers that brought together on a voluntary basis of the major investors, developers, realtors, construction and building material manufacturers, suppliers, architects, and developers of more than 160 member companies active in the construction industry, in addition to serving its members and community and who perform the governmental functions under the contract with them. ISSUIANCE OF THE CONSTRUCTION LICENSE IN MONGOLIA The MNCA performs the governmental functions in partnership with other 6 sectoral professional non-governmental organizations on “Issuance of the construction permits” to the “Legal entities engaged in the operations of the construction assembling, blue print design, and installation & maintenance of the lifting facilities and their parts”, at nationwide scale in Mongolia, since 2018, based on Government of Mongolia’s Decision No.151 for Transfer of certain governmental functions to the non-governmental organizations on the basis the of contract and Order of the Minister of Construction and Urban Development (MCUD) of Mongolia, which became the BEST EXEMPLARY of the public-private partnership. According to the World Bank’s 2019 “Doing business” Index indicator, Mongolia was ranked in 29th out of 190 countries in the world, in terms of issuing the construction licenses, which showing the indicator of the IMPROVEMENT OF THE BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT by transferring the governmental functions to the non-governmental organization. In 2019, the MNCA, semi-digitalized the activity of on “Issuance of the construction permits” and from 1 July, 2021, it had has been fully digitalized by CONNECTING the current system WITH STATE “DAN”, “KHUR” AND “E-MONGOLIA” SERVICE SYSTEMS and integrating it with the UNIFIED CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY’S DATABASE SYSTEM, which was the more transparent, open, fast service, without ay human intervention and intermediary that integrates the industry’s statistics on engineers and technicians and the system that introduced in Mongolia to combat with ANTI-CORRUPTION issues. THE PROJECT ON “SWITCH OF AIR POLLUTION” FUNDED BY THE SWITCH-ASIA PROGRAMME OF THE EUROPEAN UNION Besides implementing various internationally funded projects, the MNCA, among others international project, implemented the EU-funded Project on Switch Off Air Pollution (SOAP) for 4 years, which started since 2018. The initiative of implementing the SOAP project was developed within the framework of REDUCING AIR AND SOIL POLLUTION in the capital city of Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, in order to reduce air pollution and CO2 emission through increased energy efficiency and insulation of detached houses in Ger areas of Ulaanbaatar capital city of Mongolia, at macro level, and to empower the Brigades, individuals, and MSMEs operating in the construction industry to build their capacity with technological, occupational safety and health, and business trainings by creating an employment for these to be skilled workforce, at macro level. As “ ”

16 BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE ERA WELCOME TO MONGOLIA THE IFAWPCA’S 42ND MIDTERM MEETING: THE SPECIAL EDITION a result, despite the difficult times of the Covid-19 pandemic, a total of 1,546 households were able to avoid the emission of 3,556 tons of carbon dioxide by implementing energy-efficient insulation solutions. This environmentally friendly work was equal to: −Saving the energy of the needed to fully charge 437 million smartphones − Reducing the greenhouse gases emitted by 729 cars in 1 year − Releasing of an oxygen into the air for more than 160,000 trees, respectively. Since the Project became as an exemplary project in Asia due to its successful implementation in Mongolia, it was selected in 2020 as the “BEST BUSINESS MODEL” project of the SWITCH ASIA Program, which aimed to support the production and consumption of micro and small businesses financed by the European Union in the framework of sustainable development. And it was published in the brochure of the “BUSINESS CASES FOR FINANCING SUSTAINABLE USE AND INDUSTRIAL EXPERIENCES” compiled by the European Union in 2021 and Mongolia’s SOAP Project was awarded the “PROJECT OF THE YEAR”. Therefore, it is characterized by participating in the European Union project selection again in 2021 and the project IPs submitted its project proposal for the II Phase and received its EU funding to implement the second phase of the SOAP Project during 2022- 2026 and started its activities in May 2022 with a new implementing partners Mongolian Green Finance Corporation (MGFC) and MONES NGO, except PIN Mongolia INGO and implement it in one of other province besides Ulaanbaatar. During these 4 years, a total of 5,900 households shall be insulated, 160 micro and small business owners empowered, and carbon dioxide emissions reduced by 17,700 tons. THE “CONSTRUCTION WORKS” ONLINE SYSTEM TO IMPLEMENT IN MONGOLIA The MNCA has developed the “CONSTRUCTION WORKS” online system with initial funding of the German International Cooperation Agency in Mongolia (GIZ) and later of the EU funded Project on Switch off air pollution (SOAP) in order to link the CONSTRUCTION EMPLOYEES such as the Brigades, individuals, micro business owners, subcontractors and CONSTRUCTION EMPLOYERS such as Developers, Contractors, Subcontractors with Construction permits and SMEs through this system, which to be fully digitalized system connected with with state “DAN”, “KHUR” AND “E-MONGOLIA” service systems and integrated with the UNIFIED CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY’S DATABASE SYSTEM which is the most transparent, open, and fast service without any human intervention and intermediation that to integrate the industry’s workforce by introducing the system in Mongolia to combat with CORRUPTION.

17 WELCOME TO MONGOLIA BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE ERA THE IFAWPCA’S 42ND MIDTERM MEETING: THE SPECIAL EDITION THE INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF ASIAN AND WESTERN PACIFIC CONTRACTORS’ ASSOCIATION WHO WE ARE International Federation of Asian and Western Pacific Contractors’ Associations (IFAWPCA) groups together the fraternity of builders from nineteen (19) member countries in the Asia and Western Pacific region. A dynamic international organization, IFAWPCA plays a critical role in promoting international fellowship and cooperation; in developing beneficial relationships between governments and contractors in the region, and in establishing cooperative working arrangements in the furtherance of civil and building construction projects. OBJECTIVES AND PURPOSES − To bring closer contact, international fellowship and cooperation among the contractors in the countries and geographical areas in Asia and the Western Pacific. − To exchange information on engineering construction technology. − To develop and strengthen the relationship between governments and contractors with a view towards finding mutually beneficial solutions to problems. − To establish, in accordance with the laws of the respective member countries / geographical areas, cooperative working arrangements in the furtherance of civil engineering / building construction projects. CODE OF ETHICS − To act in accordance with the Constitution and Bylaws, the Declaration of Free Enterprise, the Charter on International Operations and IFAWPCA aims. − To exert no undue influence or offer, solicit, and/or accept compensation with the purpose of affecting a fair tender or negotiation for any contract. − To seek no confidential nor provide derogatory information nor offer deduction of tender price at any time. − To refrain from unduly influencing labour and technicians by offering more or negotiating a cheaper transaction by utilizing knowledge of a confidential quotations. − To accept no other charge than those agreed or, when acting as construction consultant, work according to a reasonable scale of fees. − To exert no undue influence or accept any offer and when acting as an arbitrator, operate justly and fairly in accordance with conditions of construction contract, laws, customs, etc. − To refrain from acting maliciously or recklessly in an attempt to injure the professional reputation, prospects or business of fellow contractors, either directly or indirectly. − To recognize, respect, cooperate and work in harmony with sister federations, professional bodies, technical institutions or any other organizations relating to the construction industry. − To contribute, exchange, train and/or research on Conditions of Construction Contract, technology, methods of construction and field operations as a responsibility to the community and construction industry for the benefit of human progress.

18 BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE ERA WELCOME TO MONGOLIA THE IFAWPCA’S 42ND MIDTERM MEETING: THE SPECIAL EDITION THE BRIEF INTRODUCTIONS OF THE IFAWPCA’S MEMBER COUNTRIES Bangladesh Association of Construction Industry (BACI) President: Bimal Chandra Roy Bangladesh Association of Construction Industry (BACI) is a non-profit organization established in 1995. The main purpose of the organization is to contribute to the development of the construction industry, to be the voice of the industry and to protect the interests of its members. Construction exhibitions, seminars and trainings are organized for the benefit of the construction industry, and once a year a general meeting of all members is held and the report is presented. For the benefit of its association, the organization cooperates with international organizations and is a permanent member of IFAWPCA. Bangladesh Construction Industry Association organized the 37th IFAWPCA Conference in Dhaka in March 2009. Builders Association of India (BAI) President: S. Narsimha Reddy The Construction Association of India is an organization representing construction companies in the country and was established in 1941. Over 20,000 members have gained more than 20,000 members in the 80 years since its establishment, and it aims to localize the “Uniform Standard and Equitable Contract” based on the FIDIC contract to construction industry authorities and companies. Apart from this, the Indian Construction Association established the Overseas Construction Council of India (OCCI) and started exporting labor to the Gulf countries through its members, generating large remittances from abroad. Today, the Council is actively involved in projects under the auspices of the Ministry of Trade and Industry of the Government. Cambodia Constructors Association (CCA) President: Charles Van The Cambodia Construction Association was established in 2011 as an initiative of the Ministry of Urban Planning, Ministry of Construction and Ministry of Land Management. The purpose of the organization is to establish ethical standards for builders, promote cooperation among members, protect the interests of its members, and promote the industry to the public. Construction Association of Bhutan (CAB) President: Tashi Wangyel Bhutan Construction Association was established on January 25, 2000 under the patronage of Bhutan Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Starting from 2017, the organization organizes an annual construction exhibition in Bhutan, and also publishes the “Building Directory” once every two years, which includes the list of contractors, consultants, and suppliers of the construction industry. statistical information is issued. Bhutan Construction Association is a member of IFAWPCA and International Contractors Association (CICA). Construction Association of Korea (CAK) President: Кim Sang Soo The association was established as a legal organization in accordance with Article 50 of the Law on the Construction Industry, and its purpose is to maintain the reputation of construction contractors, support cooperation, protect their interests, and strive to improve the economic policy of the construction industry. The main responsibilty of the Construction Association of Korea is to study the laws, rules, regulations, and systems related to the construction business and provide recommendations for their improvement to relevant government agencies. It also conducts research on issues related to supporting the construction business, optimizing business management, and improving construction technology. It also conducts research on issues related to supporting the construction business, optimizing business management, and improving construction technology. In addition, it conducts research on laws and systems related to the construction industry in foreign countries, collects new information and know-how, and informs its members. Federation of Contractors’ Associations of Nepal (FCAN) President: Sushil Kumar Shrestha In 1990, following the restoration of a democratic political system in Nepal, the construction industry professionals felt the need to develop their future professional skills, and in 1990, the Association of Contractors of Nepal (FCAN) was established.

19 WELCOME TO MONGOLIA BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE ERA THE IFAWPCA’S 42ND MIDTERM MEETING: THE SPECIAL EDITION Kong Construction Association (HKCA) President: Godfrey Leung The Hong Kong Construction Association (HKCA) was established in 1920 to improve industry standards. The Association is a leading representative recognized by major contractors and currently has over 300 members. It is characterized by carefully examining the production, contractual and technical needs of the members when developing laws and policies on “Construction”. Indonesian Contractors Association (ICA) President: Zali Yahya Indonesian Contractors Association (ICA) was established on 10.02.1971 by 22 representatives of construction companies. Today, the organization has created a coalition of domestic construction contracting companies as well as international construction contracting companies operating in Indonesia. Maldives National Association of Construction Industry (MNACI) President: Abdullah Mohammed The Maldives National Association of Construction Industries is the second largest industry standard setter in the Maldives. Established on October 30, 2001. The 7 founding members, Mr. Mohamed Abdul Azeez, Mr. Jaufar Iasa Adam, Mr. Hassan Wahid, Mr. Ibrahim Wahid, Mr. Abdullah Mohamed, Mr. Ibrahim Rashid and Mr. Alau Ali, are the members of the MCA to represent, protect and promote the interests of stakeholders in the construction industry in Maldives. joined together to form the , and the MFCC is responsible for meeting the production, contracting and technical needs of its members, as well as for promoting the development of the industry and raising the rank and reputation of its members in the construction industry of the Maldives. Master Builders Association of Malaysia (MBAM) President: Tan Sri Sufri Mohd Zin Established in 1954, the Master Builders Association of Malaysia (MBAM) plays an important role in the development and promotion of the construction industry. As a permanent member of IFAWPCA, the 20th session was successfully organized in 1983 and the 29th session in 1998. Master Builders Australia (MBA) President: Dan Perkins Established to protect the rights of builders, Master Builders Australia was founded in Sydney in 1873. As the construction industry grew rapidly, Master Builders Australia was established in Newcastle (1874), Victoria (1875), Queensland (1882) and South Australia (1884). Currently, the organization has 32,000 members, 34 offices and 400 employees. Mongolian National Construction Association (MNCA) President: Bayarsaikhan Nyamragchaa The Mongolian National Construction Association, founded in 2009, is a non-governmental organization and the largest association of industry professionals, leaders, national developers that brought together on a voluntary basis of the major investors, developers, realtors, construction and building material manufacturers, suppliers, architects, and developers of more than 160 member companies active in the construction industry, in addition to serving its members and community and who perform the governmental functions under the contract with them.

20 BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE ERA WELCOME TO MONGOLIA THE IFAWPCA’S 42ND MIDTERM MEETING: THE SPECIAL EDITION National Construction Association of Sri Lanka (NCASL) President: Gayan Tudawe The National Construction Association of Sri Lanka (NCASL) was established in 1981 with the initiative of the Government and the support of the World Bank. Starting with 40 members, the association has grown steadily and now has over 2,500 regular members spread across the island. The Overseas Construction Association of Japan, Inc. (OCAJI) President: Masato Otsubo On February 16, 1955, the Overseas Construction Association of Japan, consisting of six corporations, was established as a voluntary organization, but on June 29, 1955, the Japan Overseas Construction Association dissolved the voluntary association and reorganized into the Overseas Construction Association of Japan (OCAJI). The Association is made up of leading Japanese construction companies and works to promote overseas operations and international cooperation of Japanese construction companies. Philippine Constructors Association Inc. (PCA) President: Wilfredo Decena In 1945, during World War II, 9 Filipino contractors formed the Construction Association (PCA). With more than 70 years of experience, it is a partner in the development of the country and a leading organization in the field abroad. The Singapore Contractors Association Limited (SCAL) President: Lee Kay Chai The Singapore Contractors Association (SCAL) is a non-profit organization representing over 3,000 construction companies and related businesses. Established in 1937 with the aim of establishing harmonious business relations between local contractors, supplying building materials and working with the Master Builders Association of Great Britain. The Singapore Contractors Association acts as the voice of the construction industry, strengthening public-private partnerships and supporting various activities such as organizing events for members. Taiwan General Contractors Association (TGCA) President: Jiyun-Lian Kuo The Association was established on July 10, 1947, and supports its industry companies by improving the competitiveness of construction companies, professional development of industry experts, and leading Asia in technological advancement. Thai Contractors Association (TCA) President: Rutai Rugrachagarn The Association was originally called “Association of Siamese Engineers” and was established on 02.12.1928. The association was formed to protect and promote the interests of construction industry companies in Thailand, and is responsible for raising the profile of its members and promoting the development of the industry.

21 WELCOME TO MONGOLIA BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE ERA THE IFAWPCA’S 42ND MIDTERM MEETING: THE SPECIAL EDITION THE MINISTRY OF CONSTRUCTION AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT OF MONGOLIA (MCUD) The Ministry provides timely, prompt advice and all-round support for operations aimed at implementation of objectives and measures, providing policy, planning, management and coordination within the scope of the Minister’s responsibilities included in “Vision 2050” the long-term development policy of Mongolia, “MONGOLIA’S FIVE-YEAR DEVELOPMENT GUIDELINES for 2021-2025”, “Action Plan of the Government of Mongolia for 2020-2024’’, and the “New Revival Policy”. MAIN ACTIVITIES − Development and implementation of policies for the impovement of Development policies, Land relations, Urban development, Housing, Surveying and Design; − Establishment and implementation of policies for the development of Construction and building materials production, Utilities and engineering infrastructure; − Providing a leadership in public administration and human resources, expanding the foreign cooperation in the sector, and supporting the foreign investment; − Development and implementation of policies to improve financial and economic planning and investment results of the sector; − Implementation and management of information, monitoring, evaluation, internal audit systems and statistical and information technology; − Implementation of industry control activities to ensure the implementation of laws, norms, and normative documents. MISSION Create conditions for citizens to live in a healthy, safe and comfortable environment by improving the effectiveness of each policy of Development, Land relations, Urban development, Housing, Geodesy, Design, Construction, Facilities, Building materials production, Lifting facilities, Engineering infrastructure and network, and Public enterprise. STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES OF OPERATIONS − Improving the laws, regulations, normative documents and rules in the sectors of Development policy, Land relations, Urban development, Housing, Geodesy and Design, developing policy, planning, program, project, and event options, and providing policy guidelines, creation of a system of industry norms and normative documents, coordination and organization of implementation; − Improving the laws, regulations, normative documents, and rules in construction, engineering infrastructure, production of building materials and public enterprise, developing a unified policy, planning, and scenario, providing policy guidelines, creating a system of industry norms and normative documents; − Providing leadership in public administration, human resources, providing legal assistance, providing legal advice, improving legislation, and organizing work to ensure implementation, prioritizing projects and programs, expanding industry and foreign cooperation, and supporting the foreign investment; − Improving the efficiency and accessibility of finance, investment and production; − Monitoring, analyzing, and auditing the implementation of laws, ministerial decisions, policies, planning, programs, projects, and measures. Issuing integrated reports, evaluating the results, making conclusions and recommendations, creating and maintaining a unified database of industry basic research, statistics and information, developing and digitalizing information technology; − Defining and planning the risk-based technical inspection policies, providing integrated management and organization, implementing controlling activities, and reporting.

ABOUT THE INTERNATIONAL FORUM ON “SUSTAINABLE BUILDING ERA” OF THE IFAWPCA’S 42ND MIDTERM MEETING OBJECTIVES Within the framework of the “New Revival Policy”, the “Year of Visiting Mongolia-2023” implemented by the Government of Mongolia, this forum shall serve as the primary intergovernmental global platform for members to discuss the policies and solutions implemented by the governments of countries that have a green urban planning, energy saving, renewable energy sources, eco-solutions and green construction financing; and to share the experience of international experts on the problems caused by earthquakes and how to prevent from them, in addition to providing the companies with opportunities to promote their activities, increase their competitiveness in the international market, establish business relationships to attract foreign and domestic investors, receive guidance on international workforce trends, and further expand public-private partnerships. Holding the IFAWPCA’s 42nd Midterm Meeting in Mongolia, for the first time, will have the following SIGNIFICANCE: 1. To promote Mongolia through the media of Asian and Western Pacific countries, in order to intensify the implementation of the action program of the Government of Mongolia for 2020-2024 based on the provisions of Article 30, Section 1 of the Law on “The Government of Mongolia”, in accordance with the action plan organized within the framework of the “Year of Visiting Mongolia”. 2. To promote Mongolian construction companies as construction contractors in the markets of foreign countries in line with the growth and development of the market, 3. To promote Mongolia’s long-term and medium-term development policies, favourable investment climate, the current situation and future trends of the construction industry. 4. Adaptation of information technology advancements in the construction industry. 5. Explore industry innovation practices. 6. Implement the mutually beneficial projects and programs, development of cooperation that would create opportunities for attracting investment and new technologies. THE PROGRAMME

23 WELCOME TO MONGOLIA BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE ERA THE IFAWPCA’S 42ND MIDTERM MEETING: THE SPECIAL EDITION IFAWPCA-ИЙН 42 ДАХЬ ДУНД ХУГАЦААНЫ ЧУУЛГАНЫ “БАРИЛГА, БҮТЭЭН БАЙГУУЛАЛТЫН БИЗНЕСИЙН НЭЭЛТТЭЙ ӨДӨРЛӨГ”-ИЙН ХӨТӨЛБӨР ХЭЗЭЭ: 2023.06.14, ЛХАГВА ГАРАГ, 11:00-16:00 ХААНА: ТУСГААР ТОГТНОЛЫН ТАЛБАЙ, ЧИНГЭЛТЭЙ ДҮҮРЭГ Д/Д ЦАГ ХӨТӨЛБӨР 1. 11:00-11:50 БҮРТГЭЛ 2. 11:50-12:00 НЭЭЛТ 3. 12:00-12:05 НЭЭЛТИЙН ҮГ: Монголын Барилгын Үндэсний Ассоциаци ТББ-ын Гүйцэтгэх захирал Л.Хулан 4. 12:05-12:10 НЭЭЛТИЙН ҮГ: Барилга, хот байгуулалтын яамны Барилга, инженерийн дэд бүтцийн бодлогын хэрэгжилтийг зохицуулах газрын дарга Д.Гантулга 5. 12:10-12:25 НЭЭЛТИЙН АЖИЛЛАГАА 6. 12:25-12:40 “ДУЛААН ШИЙДЭЛ” ТӨСЛИЙН ТАНИЛЦУУЛГА БОЛОН ВИДЕО: “Барилгын ажлын цахим систем” Монголын Барилгын Үндэсний Ассоциаци ТББ-ын “Дулаан шийдэл” төслийн Төслийн зохицуулагч Х.Намуун 7. 12:40-13:00 ВИДЕО ТАНИЛЦУУЛГА: Монголын Барилгын Үндэсний Ассоциаци ТББ, Азийн ба баруун номхон далайн Гэрээлэгчдийн ассоциациудын Олон улсын нийгэмлэг 8. 12:30-13:30 ҮДИЙН ЗООГ: Холидэй инн зочид буудал Азийн ба баруун номхон далайн Гэрээлэгчдийн ассоциациудын Олон улсын нийгэмлэгийн гишүүд 9. 13:30-14:00 КОМПАНИУДЫН АСРААР ЗОЧИЛЖ ТАНИЛЦАХ: Азийн ба баруун номхон далайн Гэрээлэгчдийн ассоциациудын Олон улсын нийгэмлэгийн зочид, төлөөлөгчид, оролцогчид 10. 15:50-16:00 ХААЛТЫН ҮГ: Монголын Барилгын Үндэсний Ассоциаци ТББ-ын Ажлын албаны Үйл ажиллагаа хариуцсан менежер Х.Долзодмаа IFAWPCA-ИЙН 42 ДАХЬ ДУНД ХУГАЦААНЫ ЧУУЛГАНД ХҮРЭЛЦЭН ИРЖ БУЙ ГАДААДЫН ЗОЧДЫН ЧӨЛӨӨТ АРГА ХЭМЖЭЭНИЙ “ХОТЫН ЯВГАН АЯЛАЛ”-ЫН ХӨТӨЛБӨР ХЭЗЭЭ: 2023.06.15, ПҮРЭВ ГАРАГ, 08:45-13:00 ХААНААС: ХОЛИДЭЙ ИНН ЗОЧИД БУУДЛААС Д/Д ЦАГ ХӨТӨЛБӨР 1. 08:45-09:00 БҮРТГЭЛ 2. 09:00-09:15 Зочид буудал-Чингис Хааны музей рүү явах 3. 09:15-11:15 ЧИНГИС ХААНЫ МУЗЕЙГ ҮЗЭХ 4. 11:15-11:20 Чингис Хааны музей-Чингис хааны нэрэмжит талбай руу явах 5. 11:20-11:30 ЧИНГИС ХААНЫ НЭРЭМЖИТ ТАЛБАЙТАЙ ТАНИЛЦАХ 6. 11:30-11:50 Чингис хааны нэрэмжит талбай-УИД рүү явах 7. 11:50-12:00 УИД-ийн Бэлэг дурсгалын тасгаар зочлох 8. 11:50-12:00 УИД-Холидэй инн зочид буудал руу явах 9. 12:00-13:00 ҮДИЙН ЗООГ: Холидэй инн зочид буудал 10. 13:05 Холидэй инн зочид буудал-МҮХАҮТ руу 30 минут явах

24 BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE ERA WELCOME TO MONGOLIA THE IFAWPCA’S 42ND MIDTERM MEETING: THE SPECIAL EDITION IFAWPCA-ИЙН 42 ДАХЬ ДУНД ХУГАЦААНЫ ЧУУЛГАНЫ САНХҮҮГИЙН ХОРООНЫ ХУРЛЫН ХӨТӨЛБӨР ХЭЗЭЭ: 2023.06.15 ПҮРЭВ ГАРАГ, 08:00-10:30 ХААНА: ХОЛИДЭЙ ИНН ЗОЧИД БУУДАЛ, 1-Р ДАВХАР, ХУРЛЫН ТАНХИМ Д/Д ЦАГ ХӨТӨЛБӨР 1. 07:40-08:00 БҮРТГЭЛ 2. 08:00-10:30 IFAWPCA-ИЙН САНХҮҮГИЙН ХОРООНЫ ХУРАЛ 3. 12:00-13:00 ҮДИЙН ЗООГ: Холидэй инн зочид буудал 4. 13:00 Холидэй инн зочид буудал-МҮХАҮТ руу 30 минут явах IFAWPCA-ИЙН 42 ДАХЬ ДУНД ХУГАЦААНЫ ЧУУЛГАНЫ ОЛОН УЛСЫН “БАРИЛГА, БҮТЭЭН БАЙГУУЛАЛТЫН БИЗНЕСИЙН ФОРУМ БОЛОН B2B УУЛЗАЛТ”-ЫН ХӨТӨЛБӨР ХЭЗЭЭ: 2023.06.15, ПҮРЭВ ГАРАГ, 09:30-12:00 ХААНА: ХОЛИДЭЙ ИНН ЗОЧИД БУУДАЛ, 19-Р ДАВХАР, ХУРЛЫН ТАНХИМ Д/Д ЦАГ ХӨТӨЛБӨР 1. 10:30-10:35 БҮРТГЭЛ (кофе, цай) Олон улсын компаниудын видео танилцуулга 2. 10:35-10:40 НЭЭЛТИЙН ҮГ: Монголын Барилгын Үндэсний Ассоциаци ТББ-ын Ерөнхийлөгч Н.Баярсайхан 3. 10:40-10:50 ВИДЕО ТАНИЛЦУУЛГА 1: “МОНГОЛД ТАВТАЙ МОРИЛ” видео шторк үзүүлэх. ВИДЕО ТАНИЛЦУУЛГА 2: МОНГОЛ УЛСЫН ХӨРӨНГӨ ОРУУЛАЛТЫН ХУУЛЬ, ЭРХЗҮЙН ОРЧИН Монгол Улсын Эдийн засаг, хөгжлийн яам 4. 10:50-11:05 ИЛТГЭЛ 1: ӨӨРЧЛӨЛТӨД ДАСАН ЗОХИЦОХ НЬ: СИНГАПУР УЛСЫН БАРИЛГЫН САЛБАРЫН УЯН ХАТАН ЧАНАР БОЛОН ИДЭВХТЭЙ БАЙДАЛ Сингапурын гэрээлэгчдийн ассоциацийн Ерөнхийлөгч асан, Удирдах зөвлөлийн гишүүн Кеннет Лу 5. 11:05-11:20 ИЛТГЭЛ 2: ОЛОН УЛСЫН ЗАХ ЗЭЭЛ ДЭЭРХ ГЭРЭЭЛЭГЧДЭД ТУЛГАМДАЖ БУЙ ХҮНДРЭЛҮҮД БОЛОН ШААРДЛАГУУД IFAWPCA-ийн Ерөнхийлөгч асан, Малайз Улсын Мастер Барилгачдын Холбооны Ерөнхийлөгч болон Хүндэт Зөвлөх асан, Бина Пури Холдингс Бэрхадын Группыг хариуцсан Гүйцэтгэх Захирал ноён Датук Мэттью Ти 6. 11:20-11:30 АСУУЛТ & ХАРИУЛТ 7. 11:30-11:40 ТӨСЛИЙН ТАНИЛЦУУЛГУУД: Олон улсын оролцогч компаниудын барилга, бүтээн байгуулалтын танилцуулга 9 “БҮТИ” ХХК-ийн “АКУА гардэн & Усан парк, спорт цогцолбор” төсөл: 5’ 9 “ИНВЕСКОР ПРОПЕРТИ” ХХК-ийн “IC Тауэр” төсөл: 5’ 8. 11:40-11:50 “САНАМЖ БИЧИГ”-т гарын үсэг зурах ёслолын ажиллагаа 9. 11:50-11:55 ХААЛТЫН ҮГ: Монголын Барилгын Үндэсний Ассоциаци ТББ-ын Дэд ерөнхийлөгч 10. 11:55-12:00 ДУРСГАЛЫН ЗУРАГ АВХУУЛАХ 11. 12:00-13:00 ҮДИЙН ЗООГ: Холидэй инн зочид буудал 12. 13:00 Холидэй инн зочид буудал-МҮХАҮТ руу 30’ автобусаар явах

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26 BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE ERA WELCOME TO MONGOLIA THE IFAWPCA’S 42ND MIDTERM MEETING: THE SPECIAL EDITION Олон Улсын форумд зориулсан тусгай дугаар BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE ERA

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28 BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE ERA WELCOME TO MONGOLIA THE IFAWPCA’S 42ND MIDTERM MEETING: THE SPECIAL EDITION “NEW ZUUNMOD” CITY LOCATION “New Zuunmod” city is located in 53 km away from Ulaanbaatar city, southwest from Zuunmod city of Tuv aimag (province), in the Khushig valley of Sergelen soum region. Scope of the work: The area of attraction and influence of the new city is calculated and planned within a radius of 25 and 90 km. According to the Government of Mongolia’s Resolution No.307 of 2021, the 19,390.4 hectares of land in Sergelen and Altanbulag soums of Tuv aimag were taken for special needs of the state for the purpose of implementing the national development, infrastructure projects and programs.

29 WELCOME TO MONGOLIA BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE ERA THE IFAWPCA’S 42ND MIDTERM MEETING: THE SPECIAL EDITION AIR TRANSPORTATION Annual capacity of the 3,000,000 passengers’ arrival Public transportation connecting the settlements 41 m high Flight management tower Annual capacity of receiving 22,000 airlines Terminal area of 37,000 m2 3,600 m long tarmac Total of 825 parking spaces 11,900 tons of cargo and mail delivery, per year

30 BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE ERA WELCOME TO MONGOLIA THE IFAWPCA’S 42ND MIDTERM MEETING: THE SPECIAL EDITION HIGHWAY 1. Ulaanbaatar-Dundgobi inter-city road 2. Ulaanbaatar-Khushig Valley New International Airport highway is 32.2 km long with 6 Lanes of 2 Roads. 3. The total length of the AN-3 Highway will be 1,000 km and it will be connected from Altanbulag to Khushig Valley Airport by 375 km and Zamiin-Uud by 625 km.

31 WELCOME TO MONGOLIA BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE ERA THE IFAWPCA’S 42ND MIDTERM MEETING: THE SPECIAL EDITION RAILWAY Bogd Khan Railway

32 BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE ERA WELCOME TO MONGOLIA THE IFAWPCA’S 42ND MIDTERM MEETING: THE SPECIAL EDITION GENERAL CONCEPT MONGOLIA WILL BECOME A “TRANSIT MONGOLIA’’ AS THE FINANCIAL-ECONOMIC NODE THAT FACILITATES A TRADE TRANSPORTATION AND SUPPORTS INVESTMENT USING THE ADVANTAGES OF GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION CONNECTING ASIA-EUROPE. BY CREATING CENTER OF TOURISM, TRADE, SERVICES, BUSINESS AND FINANCE TO DEVELOP ASCIENCE, INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION INDUSTRY. WE WILL ESTABLISH A NEW GREEN AND SMART CITY THAT PRESERVES THE NATIONAL CULTURE AND CITIZENSHIP, COMPLIANCE WITH THE WORLD STANDARDS, AND MEETS THE GOALS OF HEALTHY AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT. AIR TRANSPORTATION RAIWAY HIGHWAY

33 WELCOME TO MONGOLIA BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE ERA THE IFAWPCA’S 42ND MIDTERM MEETING: THE SPECIAL EDITION PLANNING CONCEPT Establish and develop a special economic zone based on the airport Develop into a city that guarantees the pride of the Mongolian people and the unity of many nationalities Develop into an Integrated logistics center for passenger and freight transport in North Asia Development of high technology and knowledge-based production Automation and smartness that provides security at the level of urban space and develop the transport network The Pillars of the development ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INDUSTRY AND EMPLOYMENT SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT HISTORY, CULTURE AND GEOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS URBAN DEVELOPMENT SPACE AND INFRASTRUCTURE NATURE AND ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT, POWER SAVING

34 BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE ERA WELCOME TO MONGOLIA THE IFAWPCA’S 42ND MIDTERM MEETING: THE SPECIAL EDITION INTEGRATED PLANNING OF NEW TOWNS IN THE HUSHIG VALLEY FREE ECONOMIC ZONE PUBLIC, SERVICE AND RESIDENTIAL AREA NANOTECHNOLOGY AND BIOTECHNOLOGY PARK STUDENT CAMPUS, LOW RISE HOUSING AREA SERGELEN SOUM MAIDAR ECO CITY ZUUNMOD CITY CHINGIS KHAAN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT TRANSPORT LOGISTICS AND INDUSTRIAL REGIONAL PLANNING SIGNS Planned faciliƟes Highway Bogdkhan Railway Airport Double road Sidewalk Park along the river ArƟficial lake Factory and warehoƵse planned Greenery with natural formaƟons POPULATION GROWTH Preliminary calculations New Zuunmod city Zuunmod city Maidar city Sergelen soum 10,900 households 34,000 people 20,000 households 68,000 people 13,000 households 40,800 people 1.,00 households 3,500 people PROJECTS AND MEASURES TO BE FINANCED FROM STATE BUDGET FUNDS Name, capacity and location of the project or measure Budget cost 2022-2024 (million MNT) Funding amount (2022) “Engineering Infrastructure of the New City of Khushig Valley” project (Center) 33,000.0 4,000.0 PHASE

35 WELCOME TO MONGOLIA BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE ERA THE IFAWPCA’S 42ND MIDTERM MEETING: THE SPECIAL EDITION TRANSPORT LOGISTICS, INDUSTRIAL ZONE PLANNING Cargo terminal and warehouse 1st Round of transport logistics Small and medium industrial park zone (Food, wool cashmere, construction and others) CONTOURS Transport logistics center (778 ha) Industrial zone (570 ha) LOCATION MAP Zuunmod city Maidar city Sergelen soum Chinggis Khaan InternaƟonal Airport

36 BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE ERA WELCOME TO MONGOLIA THE IFAWPCA’S 42ND MIDTERM MEETING: THE SPECIAL EDITION NANOTECHNOLOGY AND BIOTECHNOLOGY PARK Data service center Biotechnology park Crop farming Agriculture Nanotechnology park CONTOUR Nanotechnology and Biotechnology Park (1,632 ha) LOCATION MAP Zuunmod city Maidar city Sergelen soum Chinggis Khaan InternaƟonal Airport

37 WELCOME TO MONGOLIA BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE ERA THE IFAWPCA’S 42ND MIDTERM MEETING: THE SPECIAL EDITION FREE ECONOMIC ZONE Casino area Entertainment places Hotel Golf field Horse race Entertainment service Shopping Regional administration Temporary residence area for foreigners CONTOUR Free economic zone (1,000 ha) LOCATION MAP Zuunmod city Maidar city Sergelen soum Chinggis Khaan InternaƟonal Airport

38 BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE ERA WELCOME TO MONGOLIA THE IFAWPCA’S 42ND MIDTERM MEETING: THE SPECIAL EDITION PREPARATION 2018-2020 ОН CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT 2031-2035 Develop General Plan Develop Feasibility study for the Logistic Center Complete the construction work of Ulaanbaatar-Khushig Valley highway Develop Construction Plan Design and Planning Start of the Bogd Khan Railway Project Start AN-3 Highway Project Start Air Cargo Project Inspect the implementation of Start construction of the new city engineering infrastructure Start the first round of Housing projects Construction of Social Infrastructure Buildings Start selecting business projects Establishing a free economic zone Establishment of Highway Logistics Center Establishment of Railway Logistics Center Start selecting business projects Implementation of housing projects Clarify the general plan IMPLEMENTATION MEASURES Start selecting business projects Construction of a High-tech Industrial Park CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT 2031-2035 CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT 2031-2035

39 WELCOME TO MONGOLIA BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE ERA THE IFAWPCA’S 42ND MIDTERM MEETING: THE SPECIAL EDITION FUNDING SOURCE OPPORTUNITIES FOR NEW CITIES AND TRANSPORT LOGISTICS CENTERS IN THE KHUSHIG VALLEY MINISTRY OF CONSTRUCTION AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT OF MONGOLIA • Internal source - State budget • Direct funding • Government guarantee - Development Bank of Mongolia • Loan • Investment fund • External sources • Asian Development Bank • Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank • European Bank for Reconstruction and Development • World Bank (preferential) and IFC (commercial)) • EXIM Banks (China, Japan, Korea, Russia, Turkey) • Commercial sources • Investment funds • Syndicated loans (foreign banks, development banks)

40 BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE ERA WELCOME TO MONGOLIA THE IFAWPCA’S 42ND MIDTERM MEETING: THE SPECIAL EDITION WILL BECOME A TRANSPORT LOGISTICS NODE, THE ENTIRE REGION, WITH ADVANCED INNOVATION TECHNOLOGYA AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE OF HIGHVALUE ABSORBED FINALPRODUCTS PRODUCTION CLUSTER. WILLBECOME AREGION OF CULTURE, TOURISM AND GREEN ENTERTAINMENT. ESTABLISHMENT OF THE FREE ECONOMIC ZONE IN ORDER TO DEVELOP COORDINATION OF INTERNATIONAL CARGO AND PASSENGER TRANSPORTS, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC TRADE FLOWS TO SUPPORT LOCAL SMALL AND MEDIUM INDUSTRY THAT FOLLOWS BY OPENING THE ENTRANCE TO THE FOREIGN COUNTRIES. DEVELOPMENT OF THE DECENTRALIZED CAPITAL CITY THAT IS ENVIRONMENTALLY-FRIENDLY, PEOPLE-CENTERED, AND PLEASANT FOR CITIZENS TO LIVE IN. ESTABLISHMENT OF THE COMPREHENSIVE NETWORK OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HIGHWAYS, AIR AND RAILWAYS IN THE KHUSHIG VALLEY THAT CONNECTED TO THE ASIAAND EUROPEAN REGIONS AND GLOBALMARKETS. CREATE A SUSTAINABLE EMPLOYMENT CONDITION THROUGH THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE LOCAL REGION THAT COUNTS TO 103,261 NEW JOBS BY 2035. PROVIDE A COMPREHENSIVE AND QUALITY SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE SERVICES THAT ARE ACCESSIBLE TO EVERYONE. BUILD A NEW HEALTH, EDUCATION AND CULTURAL CENTRES IN ACCORDANCE WITH INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS. WORKS TO BE DONE IN 2022 : RESULTS AND SIGNIFICANCE MINISTRY OF CONSTRUCTION AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT OF MONGOLIA - - - - - - - -

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