Mongolia: Internet Users Account For About 68% Of The Total Population.

The cross-border electricity supplier in Mongolia has just started. The youth aged 15 years old, -39 years old, account for more than half of the total population of Mongolia.

These people are very interested in fashion and novelty, and are also the main group of online shopping.

"Online shopping is very popular around me. I always buy clothes on the Internet."

25, 28 years old

Like the Chinese girls, Dawa, a Chinese girl, mentioned online shopping "unable to stop".

"There are many forms of e-commerce in Mongolia, but cross-border e-commerce is still in its early stage."

On the 23-27 day of October, the first China Mongolia Expo was held in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia. It will host a number of activities involving economy, culture, sports and folk customs.

During a briefing, Shah Gebandi, a National University of Mongolia, represented Mongolia as the representative of Mongolia.

"In recent years, the state has taken measures to develop e-commerce."

Ba Bealtuya, director of the Trade Policy Coordination Bureau of the Ministry of industry of Mongolia, said that e-commerce has been developing in Mongolia for some time, and that the population of Mongolia is about 3 million. At present, Internet users account for 68% of the total population and 2 million 100 thousand people.

B2C and C2C are all common e-commerce modes at present.

According to Shah Gebandi analysis, 15 year old young people aged -39 years account for more than half of the total population of Mongolia.

These people are very interested in fashion and novelty, and are also the main group of online shopping.

"If you are interested in foreign goods, but you can not buy it, people will often buy it through friends and students abroad.

In particular, like the 25-39 year old Mongolia people, they will get information from overseas websites and try to buy online overseas.

In an interview, reporters learned that Mongolia entered the Internet in 1995, and the development of e-commerce was fast.

At present, Mongolia's domestic wireless network, mobile phone 3G, 4G network popularization, in Ulan Bator restaurants, hotels, enterprises and other public areas have been popularized free WiFi, Mongolia countries use computers, smart phone Internet users are very many.

Cosmetics, books, software, gifts and so on are all important products of Mongolia's personal online shopping.

Cost performance is one of the important factors that people consider when buying online.

Domestic

It is also relatively perfect. Since 2011, Mongolia has implemented the household postal service plan. The city delivery service has begun to develop and can basically meet the demand of online shopping distribution.

Li Peng is far from a Chinese. He is the chairman of UBMALL, the largest shopping website in Mongolia. He also sells Mongolia products to China.

"Our website has roughly 5-6 visits per day, which is no match for China's Tmall and Jingdong, but this click volume has ranked the top ten in the Mongolia website."

Li Pengyuan is also doing cross-border electricity business, but his main destination for cross-border electricity providers is in Erenhot, China.

He said that cross-border electric business is very complex, such as the introduction of professional e-commerce talents, and communication with government agencies. Financing, customs clearance, settlement, tax refund and so on all need to be considered.

Nga Zamuanmidag, executive director of APM electric company in Mongolia, has said that Mongolia has the conditions of cross-border e-commerce, but there are still many difficulties in the development process.

"Cross border payment requires two essential conditions: international credit card and fixed residence.

Many people can not guarantee that they have both.

So many people around me ordered and mailed foreign goods through friends and intermediaries.

Shah Gebandi said.

"In fact, we already have very good basic conditions for the number of online shoppers.

But at present, we need to solve the following problems if we want to develop cross-border electricity providers.

Shah Gebandi pointed out that, such as poor language choices, difficulties in commodity selection, immature cross border logistics and distribution, imperfect return mechanism, users' concern about payment security, users' high cost of international logistics and immature legal environment, will be a constraint to the development of cross-border electricity providers in Mongolia.

"If we develop cross-border electricity suppliers to China, then in my view, language is the biggest problem."

According to Shah Gebandi analysis, English and Korean are relatively popular foreign languages in Mongolia, and the popularity of Chinese is not very high.

For example, when a Mongolia people went shopping in China's Tmall mall, he could not understand Chinese, so he could only choose pictures by many times, and he could not communicate with sellers.

"This is very bad."

"And sometimes there are a lot of products selling on the same item on Tmall. People in Mongolia will be very puzzled when choosing, and I don't know which one to pick."

Nga Zamuanmidag also said that the current government is also very supportive of the development of cross-border electricity providers, and believes that it will continue to promote this business in difficulties, and will also conduct corresponding training.

On the 24 day of the Sino Mongolian cross-border e-commerce cooperation conference, China's electricity supplier enterprises, personnel training institutions and so on also expressed interest in the Mongolia market.

Some enterprises have built warehousing or business in Inner Mongolia, China, which is adjacent to Mongolia, exploring the possibility of cooperation with Mongolia while developing business in the west of China.