Alicia J. Campi

Dr. Alicia Campi has a Ph.D. in Mongolian Studies, was involved in the preliminary negotiations to establish bilateral relations in the 1980s, and served as a diplomat in Ulaanbaatar. She has a Mongolian consultancy company (U.S.-Mongolia Advisory Group), and writes and speaks extensively on Mongolian issues.

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Mongolia Links Gas Transit Pipeline to Asian Super Grid Negotiations

10.15.2018 Alicia J. Campi

During the September 12 meeting of the Eastern Economic Forum (EEF), in Vladivostok, Russia and Mongolia, together with China, Japan, and South Korea, signed a...

Publication Eurasia Daily Monitor Central Asia

Mongolia’s Place in Northeast Asia’s Renewable Power Grid

06.28.2018 Alicia J. Campi

During the fifth meeting of the Ulaanbaatar Dialogue on Northeast Asian Security, held on June 14–15, in the Mongolian capital, regional energy and environmental cooperation...

Publication Eurasia Daily Monitor Central Asia

Mongolia Strengthens Cooperation With Russia in Fields From Nuclear Research to Transit Rail

03.12.2018 Alicia J. Campi

When Khaltmaa Battulga assumed the presidency of Mongolia in July 2017, most foreign and domestic observers believed he would pursue a much more pro-Russian policy...

Publication Eurasia Daily Monitor Central Asia

Russo-Sino-Mongolian Transit and Infrastructure Cooperation and Mongolia’s New President

07.19.2017 Alicia J. Campi

On July 10, Mongolia swore in its new president, Khaltmaa Battulga—a former professional judo wrestler, wealthy businessman, former Democratic Party (DP) parliamentarian, and former minister...

Publication Eurasia Daily Monitor China