ABOUT US

  The Mongolian Wool Cashmere Association is the first professional association established in 1993 by the initiative of more than 10 factories to carry out activities aimed at restoring national industries, providing raw materials, protecting the interests of herders, and improving the quality of wool cashmere.

The highest governing body of the Wool and Cashmere Association is the meeting of board members.

The day-to-day working activities of the association is regularly functioning with a staff of 7 people.

As of today, there are 95 members such as: primary scouring and carding of wool and cashmere factories, further factories that produce knitted and weaved products, textile institutes, light industry research and development institutes, animal husbandry research institutes, etc.

Vision

The aim is to support all participants in the value chain of the Mongolian wool and cashmere industry and adequately protect their interests, increase the competitiveness of national producers, create a favorable business environment for the industry

Mission

The aim is to support all participants in the value chain of the Mongolian wool and cashmere industry and adequately protect their interests, increase the competitiveness of national producers, create a favorable business environment for the industry, and make Mongolian wool and cashmere products a global "Brand"

SLOGAN

To become national professional association renowned in the international textile industry, with skilled members who have developed world-renowned Mongolian brand

Values

• • Mongolian Cashmere
• • Mutual Credibility
• • Multidisciplinary active participation
• - Innovation and advanced technology

Main purpose

• Promote Mongolian wool and cashmere products in the world market, improve competitiveness, open new markets, and support exports
• Create joint marketing
• To provide information on advanced techniques and technologies and to carry out practical tasks to introduce them to production
• coordination between academic institutions, the government, and the private sector
• Introduction of foreign and domestic best practices and introducing optimal products into production
• Get support from the government and donor organizations to improve the financial capacity of member organizations
• the tax and legal environment of the sector