A Mongolian delegation led by Minister of Environment and Climate Change Ts. Sandag-Ochir met Singapore-based engineering consultancy Meinhardt Group to discuss partnerships in urban planning, smart cities and infrastructure.
A delegation of Mongolian public and private sector representatives, led by Minister of Environment and Climate Change Ts. Sandag-Ochir, held discussions with the management and specialists of Singapore-based Meinhardt Group on potential cooperation in urban planning, smart cities, industry, energy and digital infrastructure.
The Mongolian delegation included representatives from relevant government agencies, the Mongolian National Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and the Mongolian Mortgage Corporation. Meinhardt Group was represented by Executive Chairman Dr Shahzad Nasim, Group Chief Executive Officer Omar Shahzad, and the firm’s sector specialists, who presented the Group’s track record delivering international engineering and consultancy projects.
Discussions centred on coordinated development planning for Ulaanbaatar, New Kharkhorum and Khunnu City, alongside the phased development of new urban centres. Both sides covered the protection of natural, historical and cultural heritage, job creation, and integrated planning across water, energy, transport and logistics infrastructure.
The two parties also exchanged information on Meinhardt’s experience in oil, mining and industrial infrastructure, renewable energy, green hydrogen, waste-to-energy projects, data centres and AI infrastructure for government use. On the smart cities front, Meinhardt presented solutions spanning water-leak sensor networks, integrated urban service platforms, monitoring and control centres, data governance and the application of artificial intelligence in engineering operations.
The meeting concluded with both sides agreeing to explore how international engineering expertise and advanced technology could support Mongolia’s major development projects, setting the stage for further cooperation ahead.
Source: Embassy of Mongolia in Singapore
