21.08.2026, 17:07

Mongolia intends to establish unified free economic zone for Central Asian investors

ULAANBAATAR. Aug 21 (Interfax) - The Mongolian government is drafting a bill that would lay the groundwork to establish a unified free economic zone (FEZ) for the Central Asian region, which could attract investors from all of the region's countries, Mongolia's parliament (State Great Khural) posted on its website.

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