On September 11, 2026, the CAREC Federation of International Logistics and Commerce Associations (CFILCA) leveraged its membership and industry network in Mongolia to organize a business mission for 11 Chinese logistics companiesto Ulaanbaatar. The mission provided a practical platform for Chinese logistics companies to connect with the Mongolian market and explore new opportunities for cross-border logistics cooperation.
Strengthening China–Mongolia Logistics Cooperation
The delegation visited two CFILCA member organizations: the Mongolian National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MNCCI) and Hengtong International Logistics Mongolia.
In the morning, Capt Lin, Chairman of CFILCA, led the delegation to MNCCI, where Ms. Saruul Bulgan, Secretary General of MNCCI, and Mr. Enkhnasan Nasanjargal, Chairman of the MNCCI Council for Economic Corridors, Ports and Transport Logistics, attended the meeting.
From left to right: Capt Lin, Chairman of CFILCA; Ms. Saruul Bulgan, Secretary General of MNCCI; and Mr. Enkhnasan Nasanjargal, Chairman of the MNCCI Council for Economic Corridors, Ports and Transport Logistics.
MNCCI provided an overview of the development of the China–Russia–Mongolia transport corridor, as well as infrastructure upgrades and improvements in customs clearance capacity at the Zamyn-Uud border crossing.
The two sides held in-depth discussions on China–Mongolia cross-border logistics policy coordination, improving the efficiency of border crossings and transport corridors, pilot applications of NCD-compatible transferable land transport documents, trade facilitation and business cooperation.
MNCCI also invited more than 10 leading Mongolian logistics companiesto participate in a B2B business-matching session with the Chinese delegation. The participating companies exchanged information on international rail transport, international road transport, project logistics, warehousing, customs clearance and cross-border supply chain services, and explored potential areas for cooperation.
Witnessed by representatives of participating companies, CFILCA and the MNCCI Council for Economic Corridors, Ports and Transport Logistics signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to establish a long-term cooperation mechanism.
The two sides will leverage their respective industry networks and enterprise resources to strengthen cooperation in China–Mongolia transport corridors, regional transit routes, logistics infrastructure connectivity, transport service coordination and trade facilitation.
The cooperation will also promote information sharing, capacity building and joint business development, creating additional opportunities for member companies and other stakeholders.
In the afternoon, the delegation visited Hengtong International Logistics Mongolia, a CFILCA member and the Mongolian operating entity of a Chinese logistics company.
The company shared its experience in project logistics and China–Mongolia–Russia cross-border transport, as well as its observations on the Mongolian market, operational challenges and key considerations for investment and business development.
The exchange provided valuable practical insights for Chinese logistics companies seeking to understand the Mongolian market and develop local partnerships.
During the visit, CFILCA and MNCCI also reached a cooperation understanding on jointly promoting pilot and demonstration activities for CAREC–ASEAN transferable land transport documents in China–Mongolia transport under the Railway Connectivity Standards Scheme (RCSS).
The two sides will explore cooperation in standardization, digitalization and interoperability of cross-border transport documents, supporting greater trade facilitation and the high-quality development of regional multimodal transport.
The Mongolia business mission demonstrates CFILCA’s practical role in leveraging its regional membership network to facilitate cross-border logistics cooperation.
Going forward, CFILCA will continue to strengthen cooperation with logistics associations, chambers of commerce and enterprises in Mongolia and across the CAREC region, promoting connectivity of logistics infrastructure, coordination of transport standards and rules, and information sharing.
Through these efforts, CFILCA aims to improve cross-border logistics efficiency and support enterprises in developing more diversified and high-quality international cooperation networks.