 
- Mongolia has some of the biggest resource deposits of the earth, containing huge amounts of copper, gold, coal, “rare earth metals” and other minerals.
- Only 2.8 million people with a very high educational standard live in an area as big as Germany, France, Great Britain and Italy combined.
- In light of the economic and political interests of China regarding rare resources (trade restrictions), Mongolia will be a key strategic position, in the future. Experts expect Mongolia to be the Norway of the 21st century.
- Germany has a very high reputation in Mongolia and a very high credibility in solving complex problems regarding the economic development, the use of sustainable energy and the environment.
- On site in Ulan Bator, the “Deutsche Gesellschaft für technische Zusammenarbeit” (gtz; German Society for Technological Cooperation) supports the assembly of necessary structures.
- The projected “Industrial and Innovational Park Ulan Bator” is planned to become a centre of excellence – not only for mining industries, but also for machine construction and sustainable energy providers.
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Mongolia is in the middle of the contradictory interests of preserving the traditional culture and actively shaping the future. It has mastered this challenge very well.
Apart from Ulan Bator and some cities, Mongolia is very sparsely populated.
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