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Critical minerals: Advancing Mongolia's legal framework to align with international legal developments
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The article, titled Critical Minerals: Advancing Mongolia’s Legal Framework to Align with International Legal Developments, explores the crucial role of critical minerals in economic development, green technology, economy and climate action worldwide. This topic has not been researched before in Mongolia, particularly regarding the legislation and legal framework surrounding critical minerals. However, globally, there is a substantial body of research on critical minerals from both academic and policy perspectives. Also, tried to identifies the gap in Mongolia’s legal and policy frameworks, which hinders its ability to integrate into global critical minerals supply chains effectively. The study defines critical minerals, contrasts them with strategic minerals, and examines their significance in energy transition and technological innovation. 


The research highlights the inadequacies in Mongolia’s current legislation, which emphasizes “strategic” rather than “critical” minerals, and underscores the need for updated policies aligned with international standard sand trends. Through a comparative analysis of legal frameworks from leading mineral-producing countries like China, Canada, Australia, and Chile, the paper identifies best practices and strategic approaches that Mongolia can adopt.

Key findings suggest that critical minerals should be defined and regulated within Mongolia’s legislation to support sustainable economic growth, enhance competitiveness, and address climate change challenges. The paper concludes with actionable recommendations, including the establishment of clear definitions, national strategies, and interdisciplinary frameworks for critical minerals to ensure Mongolia’s alignment with global economic and environmental legislation goals.
Түлхүүр үг
Critical Minerals, Legal Framework, Mongolia, Strategic Minerals, International Policy, Sustainable Development, Green Economy, Rare Earth Elements, Climate Change Mitigation, Mining Legislation, Renewable Energy Transition, Policies on Mineral, Geopolitics of Minerals, Comparative Legal Studies.
Бичигдсэн огноо
2024
Хуудсын тоо
16
Хэл
Англи
Байршуулсан огноо
2025-06-23
Товч мэдээлэл үзсэн
42
Бүрэн эхээр нь үзсэн
2
Эшлэлийн тоо
31
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