We are delighted to announce the launch of GRT Lawyer’s International Projects Division.
This GRT corporate development not only aligns seamlessly with GRT’s Corporate Business Plan, but also signifies another monumental stride forward for our organization, both nationally and internationally.
The Head of GRT Lawyer’s International Projects Division is Amarzaya Gantumur. With a remarkable legal background spanning legal qualifications and experience in Mongolia, Hong Kong, England, and Australia, Amarzaya brings a unique and extensive skill set to this leadership position. Furthermore, her international networks and visionary leadership will underpin the global growth of this Division.
As the name suggests, the International Projects Division will focus on international projects, such as International Arbitration and Corporate Transactions, spanning across diverse geographies including Mongolia, Canada, Singapore, Hong Kong, Papua New Guinea, and Indonesia. This strategic expansion underscores GRT’s unwavering commitment to delivering unparalleled services to large corporations and highly sophisticated family offices and individuals. GRT remain steadfast in our dedication to providing high level project management and legal services to our clients, both established and prospective. The International Projects Division will operate within the firm, supported by all the other GRT Divisions, ensuring seamless operations and sophisticated service delivery.
Most importantly, we take immense pride in announcing the promotion of Amarzaya as our first female Divisional Head in the history of our firm. This achievement is a testament to our commitment to fostering diversity and inclusion within our organisation. As such, we express our congratulations to Amarzaya in her promotion to this role, and we have no doubt that Amarzaya will successfully lead this Division towards unprecedented achievements.

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