Startups & incubation
Back startups with core incubation plus post-incubation support, workspace and management mentoring.
Warm greetings to everyone visiting the website of the National Information Technology Park.
The National Information Technology Park works to support innovation- and technology-based startups, to strengthen their competitiveness, and to widen their route into international markets.
Through our incubator program we have nurtured 182 startups, supported the development of more than 480 products and services, and contributed to the creation of 4,512 jobs. That is the result of a shared effort to build a knowledge-based economy and an innovation ecosystem in Mongolia.
In today's era of technology, artificial intelligence and digital transformation, the creative ideas and new solutions of Mongolia's young people, engineers, researchers and entrepreneurs are fully capable of competing on the world market. Turning that potential into real results depends on close cooperation between the state, the private sector, research institutions and the public.
The National Information Technology Park is open to everyone who intends to contribute to technological development, and we will go on backing new ideas, creative solutions and innovation.
To the colleagues, partner organisations and clients building the development of Mongolia's information technology and innovation sector alongside us — our sincere thanks.
Let us build the steppe's Silicon Valley together
Ж.Золзаяа
Director of the National Information Technology Park
The directors who have led the organisation since 1972.
Our aim is to develop and transfer startups and advanced technology, train a skilled workforce, refine the sector's ecosystem, and become an internationally leading hub organisation.
«The steppe's digital-development accelerator»
Building on knowledge and skill, we will bring the steppe's Silicon Valley into being.
To accelerate startup business and technological development, to professionalise a workforce grounded in innovation, knowledge and skill, to strengthen the information technology sector's ecosystem, and to become an internationally competitive leading core institution.
Five values, each tied to a strategic objective.
The path from the 1971 decision to establish it through to today.
The decision was taken to establish a Science and Technology Information Center.
The organisation's foundations were laid as a Science and Technology Information Center.
Reorganised and expanded into a Science and Technology Information Center corporation.
Established as the National Information Technology Park by Government Resolution No. 107 of 2002.
Launched its first business-incubation program to support startups.
Introduced the IT Engineer Exam (with ITPEC).
Opened a co-working space for startup teams.
Launched the Silicon House project and became an international ICDL testing centre.
Launched the “Entrepreneur” program, Idea Hub and an advanced-level incubator.
The Law on Supporting Information Technology Production was adopted.
Roles and contact details for our staff will appear here.