Mongolia, with its vast mineral wealth, has long attracted investors seeking access to essential resources like copper, coal, and other critical minerals. Yet, this potential has often been overshadowed by the country's history of regulatory instability, resource nationalism, and a perceived lack of transparency.
Today, under the leadership of Tsevegdorjiin Tuvaan, Mongolia’s Minister of Industry and Mineral Resources, the narrative appears to be shifting. But should investors take a fresh look at this frontier market?