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Applied AI in Mongolia
The record holds 17 entries from Mongolia, across 7 industries, led by Government & Public Sector, then Media, Telecom & Entertainment. Last updated 29 Oct 2026.
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RegulationGovernment & Public SectorMongolia24 Aug 2026
Mongolia's Cabinet submits draft Data Law to Parliament
Government of Mongolia — Mongolia AI regulation advances as the Cabinet sends a draft Data Law to Parliament, proposing one legal structure for data creation, collection, processing, exchange, storage, infrastructure and security. Deputy Prime Minister T. Dorjkhand and Digital Development Minister Ch. Nomin presented the bill on 24 August 2026, citing global AI policy framework shifts and the need to build a regional data hub.
RegulationGovernment & Public SectorMongolia12 Aug 2026
Mongolia establishes National Council on Artificial Intelligence
Cabinet of Mongolia — A new National Council on Artificial Intelligence will drive Mongolia AI policy, headed by the Prime Minister. Cabinet chiefs from Digital Development, Education, Finance and Foreign Affairs join industry and professional-body delegates, backing wider Mongolia AI governance. Its brief: unify strategy and push AI adoption across public services, education and healthcare.
DeploymentGovernment & Public SectorMongolia2026-04
Mongolia pilots an AI assistant inside its national planning platform
Ministry of Economy and Development of Mongolia — Mongolia's Ministry of Economy and Development has built AI Туслах, an AI planning assistant, into the government's digital planning platform guiding officials live on data-driven KPIs. With the Partnership for Action on Green Economy, the ministry aims it at planners in ministries and agencies who set measurable indicators and pull together national development plans, especially newcomers and staff in high-turnover posts. It remains a pilot.
DeploymentGovernment & Public SectorMongolia24 Mar 2026
Mongolia's anti-corruption body deploys AI to monitor government decisions
Independent Authority Against Corruption (IAAC) of Mongolia — Mongolia's IAAC (Independent Authority Against Corruption) has turned to software for AI government monitoring, piping every state order and regulation through the tuss.io platform to hunt for legal breaches, wasted procedure and hidden conflicts of interest. Automated review of public-sector decision-making has already touched 388 orders, forcing 152 into revision or the scrap heap.
DeploymentGovernment & Public SectorMongolia30 Dec 2025
Mongolian Customs deploys AI chatbot for HS code classification
Mongolian Customs General Administration — MCGA now leans on AI HS Code classification to speed cargo clearance in Mongolia. A chatbot combining a large language model with retrieval-augmented generation runs atop Rebellions NPU chips, so traders keying in goods descriptions instantly get back a suggested harmonised tariff code, trimming errors and wait times at the border. Mongolian Customs General Administration bills this as the world's first NPU-based LLM/RAG setup embedded in a working customs system, an early real-world proof of AI tariff coding for customs.
Evidence of adoptionGovernment & Public SectorMongolia3 Dec 2025
Mongolia and Oracle launch AI skills programme for 60,000 public servants
Ministry of Digital Development, Innovation and Communications of Mongolia — More than 60,000 Mongolian government workers gain free AI skills training for public servants under a new Oracle alliance with the Ministry of Digital Development, Innovation and Communications. Teachers, doctors, civil servants and the wider public gain three years of coursework via Oracle Academy and Oracle University, spanning artificial intelligence, databases, data handling, cybersecurity and IT. The effort ties to Mongolia's Digital First policy and National Big Data and AI Strategy, feeding a wider push toward AI literacy across the public workforce.
DeploymentGovernment & Public SectorMongolia29 Sep 2025
Mongolia Immigration Agency launches AI chatbot for visa and permit enquiries
Immigration Agency of Mongolia — Mongolia's Immigration Agency (IAM) runs an AI chatbot for visa and permit enquiries via its Unified Electronic Service System, site and social platforms. This automated immigration enquiry system covers permits, inspections and citizenship non-stop in Mongolian, English, Chinese, Korean and Russian, replacing phone and in-person support.
RegulationGovernment & Public SectorMongolia24 Sep 2025
Mongolia adopts National Strategy on Big Data and Artificial Intelligence
Cabinet of Mongolia — Mongolia's Cabinet has cleared the National Strategy on Big Data and Artificial Intelligence, a five-year blueprint of 66 measures under four goals to grow a domestic AI ecosystem. Mongolia AI policy now aims to rank the nation among Asia's top ten in artificial intelligence, the Prime Minister confirmed.
RegulationGovernment & Public SectorMongolia24 Sep 2025
Mongolia approves Digital First policy for AI-driven government
Cabinet of Mongolia — Mongolia's Cabinet adopted the "Digital First" policy, requiring digital technology and AI in government to take precedence across every tier of decision-making, policy formulation and service provision. The framework underpins the country's wider digital transformation in public administration agenda, including phasing out paper-based processes entirely.
DeploymentGovernment & Public SectorMongolia3 Apr 2025
Ulaanbaatar police get AI video enhancement software for investigations
Ulaanbaatar Traffic Police Authority of Mongolia — GMD Soft's MD Video AI now drives AI video enhancement software for investigations at Ulaanbaatar's Traffic Police Authority in Mongolia. The Office of the Governor of the Capital City transferred the South Korean-built tool in 2025; it clarifies blurry recordings, detects faces and objects tied to unlawful acts, and recovers information from broken handsets. A web of 2,606 smart cameras spanning 176 intersections supplies the feed, extending AI-powered forensic video analysis across the city.
Urug.mn launches Mongolia's first AI news commentator
Urug.mn — Soningoo (Өрөг овогтой Сонингоо), Mongolia's first AI news commentator, now fronts Urug.mn's weekly Saturday recap of major headlines and emerging trends. The virtual presenter lets the outlet trim staffing costs without sacrificing professional, ethical coverage, reflecting a push toward automation and fresh technology in local journalism.
Mobicom brings AI-powered customer personalisation to Mongolia
Mobicom Corporation — AI-based customer personalisation has arrived in Mongolia's telecom sector via Explore, built by Mobicom Corporation with partner Circles. Usage patterns feed one-to-one promotions to curb subscriber loss across a market of 3.5 million people. Smaller operators increasingly use such AI-driven personalisation tools to cut churn.
Zangia.mn deploys Advanced AI recruitment platform in Mongolia
Zangia.mn — An Advanced AI engine now runs inside Zangia.mn, scoring CVs, pairing applicants with openings, and flagging roles by skill set and location. AI recruitment in Mongolia advances as career analysis and auto-written CV summaries reach 1.2 million users and 10,000-plus firms on the site, part of a shift toward AI-driven hiring software.
Evidence of adoptionEducation & TrainingMongolia15 Apr 2025
National AI Program launched to train 2,500 Mongolian teachers and specialists
AI Academy Asia — AI Academy Asia's National AI Program will train 2,250 teachers and 250 AI specialists from 330 soums in 21 aimags over five years. UNICEF Mongolia and M Bank back the AI teacher training, a three-month course for ages 21 to 65. Training teachers in AI should narrow the digital divide and widen inclusive AI education.
DeploymentLegal & Professional ServicesMongolia2025-12
Mongolia parliament launches AI legal analysis on D-Parliament platform
State Great Khural of Mongolia — TUS Solution LLC built the AI legal analysis module now running on Mongolia's D-Parliament platform, operated by the State Great Khural, to scan bills clause by clause for conflicts with constitutional human rights guarantees. Flagged provisions go back for revision, giving citizens clearer access to legal information. This is AI-assisted legislative review reaching a national parliament.
DeploymentManufacturing, Energy & ResourcesMongolia24 Oct 2025
Erdenet Mining deploys AI tender evaluation system TenderEval
Erdenet Mining Corporation — Erdenet Mining Corporation runs 100% automated bid scoring, no human review needed, via AI tender evaluation software TenderEval, made by Chimege Systems. Mongolia's biggest state copper firm fields nearly 1,500 tenders yearly; the tool spares reviewers from combing hundreds of pages by hand while widening openness in buying, an automated procurement scoring push dated 2025.
Premium Nexus deploys AI forecasting across 500 CU convenience stores
Premium Nexus JSC — Over 500 CU stores and two distribution centres in Mongolia gain AI demand forecasting in retail via Premium Nexus JSC's deal with RELEX Solutions. One unified system now runs warehouse and shop-floor planning, producing automatic forecasts, tighter stock strategies and location-level KPIs through the AI-powered forecasting and replenishment system.
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Every entry on this page is a named organisation putting AI to work in a real job, taken from the State of Applied AI record. Each one is traced to the report it came from and dated, and where a figure is the organisation’s own the entry says so rather than presenting it as an independent result. Readiness, ecosystem and policy figures, where shown, are attributed on the card to the body that published them.
The record is maintained continuously by the Industrial Research Unit of the Straits Institute for Applied AI: entries are added as they are found and verified, not on a schedule, and nothing is published without an open source behind it. It currently holds 4731 entries across 249 countries.