Julian Dierkes, a professor at the University of British Columbia's Institute of Asian Research (IAR) says current PM of Mongolia, Altankhuyag Norov might be replaced by current Minister of Defense Baterdene Dashdemberel.
On his regular blog article, Mr.Julian noted " Factions and disputes between factions often bubble to the surface within the...
Mongolian Gay short Film "Terminal"
We are providing link to Mongolian gay film " Terminal" on the occasion of first Pride week of Mongolia.
The Pride week was held successfully for the first time in Mongolia. Mongolia, truly became bastion of liberty and human dignity in Central Asian region of the world. No other countries around Mongolia has same dignity and respect to...
Sources say Mongolia may face power shortage this winter
Mongolia may face power shortage this winter as Russian side is very reluctant to provide additional power export to Mongolia.
Some sources which preferred to stay anonymous told MonInfo news services company, negotiation with the Russian side over import of additional power is continuing and so far, Russian side is very reluctant to provide...
Mongolian parliament closed the irregular session; no draft laws were approved
Despite all expectation of public and analysts, Mongolian parliament did not finalize approval of the draft laws submitted by the GoM. Yesterday or Friday the 27th, the irregular session of the parliament is closed.
During this irregular session, draft laws on investment, common minerals, investment fund and creating transparency in...
We are back! MonInfo news services......
Dear readers,
It's been sometime since we stopped updating our news site/blog site. We failed to develop a proper website. The few staff of the MonInfo news services company were pursuing their own interest and life.
You know how it is. Paid work and family and kids....
Now, from these people, Shagai and Ganbat have...
Mobility Skills Training Empowers Blind Mongolians
One year after Massey University Professor Steve La Grow initiated Mongolia’s first mobility training program for blind people, he returned to assess the program’s progress. He discovered that mobility training brought significant improvements to the lives of blind Mongolians who had previously been entirely dependent on their families...
Private equity group helps Mongolian firms connect with outside world
Benjamin Robertsonbenjamin.robertson@scmp.com
Private equity pioneer supports companies through financing and managerial expertise
In a country rich in minerals Batsaihan Jamichoi provides a rare commodity - capital financing.
A partner in one of the country's first private equity groups, Mongolia Opportunities Partners, Jamichoi tries...
Collapse of Savings Bank leads to calls for better regulation
Benjamin Robertsonbenjamin.robertson@scmp.com
It came like an unseasonal Siberian wind from the steppe. Anointed the "Best Managed Bank in Mongolia" by The Asian Banker magazine in April this year, the collapse of Savings Bank,...
Mongolian leader says 2015 must be seen as beginning, not end of effort to achieve development for all
Elbegdorj Tsakhia, President of Mongolia. UN Photo/Amanda Voisard
26 September 2013 – Labelling his country “an old nation with a young heart,” the President of Mongolia told the United Nations General Assembly today that while his nation was able...
Why reading their own language gives Mongolians a headache
By Rona Moon
Being able to read is something many people take for granted. I mean, English with its Latin alphabet only consists of 26 letters. Now imagine that the writing system (or script) of your country was changed for political reasons. Cities...
Mongolian fluorspar: a near-term success story?
Fluorspar is seen as an important future growth area in
Mongolia
Genghis Khan, the most famous of all Mongolians, is known
for creating the world’s largest empire in the 13th century,
stretching from Poland in the west, to Korea in the east, and from Siberia in
the north to the Gulf of Oman and Vietnam in the south.
Khan, famed for his brutality,...
Humanitarians of the High Steppe
The Flagstaff International Relief Effort celebrates 15 years of good work in MongoliaBy Betsey BrunerPublished on 09/26/2013
Winters are extreme, dropping down to an average of negative-40 degrees in some areas, and winds blow snow so hard it doesn’t have time to melt. In the spring, unseasonably cold weather, called dzud, can kill the first...
Analysis made on draft investment law of Mongolia by law firm Hogan Lovells
Mongolia revises its regulatory framework for foreign and domestic investment
Hogan Lovells
Michael Aldrich and Chris Melville
Mongolia
September 16 2013
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The Government of Mongolia has proposed to amend its regulatory...
