China-Mongolia ties enjoy prosperous times

Editor: Li Kun 丨CCTV.com By Gu Jianjun, post doctorate of Central Compilation and Translation Bureau The first China-Mongolia Expo has been held in Hohhot, north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region from October 23 to 27 with an attendance of 8,000 delegates from China, Mongolia, Russia and Malaysia. The Expo will serve as an important...
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New Church Added in Inner Mongolia, “Life Well” Turns into “Salvation Well”

The Dedication : The Dedication Ceremony(credit: China CCC&TSPM) A new church held a dedication ceremony in Baoertaolegai (the location where the No. 5 regiment of Inner Mongolia Production and Construction Corps lies), Dengkou County, Bayan Nur, Inner...
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Mongolia Rapid-Bus System Set to Begin in 2017, ADB Says

A modern bus system aimed at tackling traffic and air pollution problems in Mongolia’s capital could begin operating as soon as 2017, according to the Asian Development Bank.  The Manila-based lender will provide $218 million over the next six to nine years for roads and bridges along several Bus Rapid Transit corridors in Ulaanbaatar,...
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Kazakh-Mongolian Poet to Take Part in Second Int’l Literary Festival in Almaty

BY ZHAZIRA DYUSSEMBEKOVA in CULTURE on 28 OCTOBER 2015 ASTANA – The second Polifonia International Literary Festival will take place Oct. 29 – Nov. 1 in Almaty. Kazakh authors and foreign guests will participate in lectures, roundtables...
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Three Ethnic Mongolians Face Trial Amid Ongoing Dispute Over Land

Herders demand the return of their grazing lands in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia, Jan. 26, 2015. (Photo courtesy of SMHRIC) Chinese authorities in the troubled northern region of Inner Mongolia are set to try three ethnic Mongolian activists who tried to...
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Promise of Mongolia Mining Boom Lures Consumer Brands

Burger King has opened its first store in landlocked and sparsely populated Mongolia, joining companies from Pizza Hut to Porsche in anticipating an economic boom from the Oyu Tolgoi copper and gold mine. Sandwiched between China and Russia, Mongolia has long been dependent on mining and animal herding and still has no McDonald's or Starbucks....
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China, Russia, Mongolia Agree to Expand Cross-Border Tourism

Beijing, Oct 25 (Prensa Latina) China, Russia and Mongolia signed cooperation agreements today on cross-border tourism in order to boost the construction of an economic corridor between the three countries. A dozen cooperation projects, worth 1.4 billion Yuan (220 million dollars) were signed by government authorities and companies in the first China-Mongolia...
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A photography trip to Mongolia's Gobi Desert

It's not until I'm right in the thick of it, trekking through the lush green Eagle Valley in Mongolia's southern Gobi Desert, that I realise the truth. I am a terrible photographer. This comes as a shock. People had always told me my travel snaps were...
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N. Korea looking to import meat from Mongolia

North Korea is looking to expand its food trading partners by importing meat from Mongolia, according to local media reports. A North Korean adviser to the Ambassador met with Mongolia’s Head of General Agency for Specialized Inspection Sh. Radnaased to discuss the issue this week. “I am pleased that DPRK expresses interest in meat import and cooperation...
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ADB, Japan Extend $2 Million For Education, Health Services

 The Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the Ministry of Finance signed on October 23 two technical assistance grant agreements for  $2 million to help Mongolia increase access to health services for disadvantaged groups and quality education services.  The grants are being provided by the the Japan Fund for Poverty Reduction—a financing...
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Expo to improve China-Mongolia cooperation: Xi

HOHHOT, Oct. 23 (Xinhua) -- The first China-Mongolia Expo will serve as an important platform to improve economic cooperation and cultural exchange between China and Mongolia, President Xi Jinping said in a letter sent to the expo, which opened on Friday. The expo will help promote China-Mongolia relations to a higher level, and will also improve...
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Abe reaches engineering, economic agreements with Turkmenistan, Mongolia

Mongolian Prime Minister Chimed Saikhanbileg (right) presents a hand-knitted cashmere portrait of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe (center) and his wife, Akie (left), to the couple in Ulan Bator on Thursday. | AFP-JIJI ASHGABAT – Prime Minister Shinzo...
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China, Mongolia kick off culture week

HOHHOT, Oct. 22 (Xinhua) -- A culture week between China and Mongolia began Thursday in Hohhot, capital of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. The event is the biggest cultural exchange program between the two countries in recent years, according to the organizer. More than 1,000 artists from China, Mongolia and Russia will perform over the next six...
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Japan, Mongolia affirm closer economic ties via free trade pact

ULAN, BATOR – Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and Mongolian Prime Minister Chimed Saikhanbileg agreed Thursday to advance economic cooperation between the two countries on the back of a free trade agreement signed earlier this year. Speaking at a joint news conference in Ulan Bator, Saikhanbileg said Mongolia completed legal procedures the same day,...
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Mongolia signs MoU with visiting Japanese PM

ULAN BATOR, Oct. 22 (Xinhua) -- A memorandum of understanding (MoU) on cooperation between Mongolia and Japan to build a Russia-bound railway from a large coal mine in Mongolia's Gobi desert was signed during Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's four-hour visit to the land-locked nation on Monday. Mongolia's Foreign Minister Lundeg Purevsuren said...
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Japan, Mongolia affirm closer economic ties via FTA

ULAN BATOR (Kyodo) -- Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and Mongolian Prime Minister Chimed Saikhanbileg agreed Thursday to advance economic cooperation with the free trade agreement the two governments signed in February.      Speaking at a joint news conference with Abe in Ulan Bator, Saikhanbileg said Mongolia completed legal procedures...
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Mongolia considers austerity as China commodity demand plummets

Mongolia's finance minister is pushing for passage of austerity measures in the face of a budget shortfall this year of more than 4% caused by falling exports to China and compounded by a concomitant fall in commodity prices, Bloomberg reported. China took in 88% of Mongolian exports in 2014, but export revenue from China trade fell 17% in...
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Indonesia, Mongolia vow to enhance bilateral ties

JAKARTA, Oct. 21 (Xinhua) -- Indonesia and Mongolia has set a joint commission to enhance bilateral ties and strengthen cooperations in various sectors. Senior Indonesian and Mongolian officials met here on Wednesday to inaugurate the initial Joint Commission for Bilateral Cooperation (JCBC), paving the way for the two nations to see closer bilateral...
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Japanese PM Abe to visit Mongolia

Jiji PressTOKYO (Jiji Press) — Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will visit Mongolia and five Central Asian countries for seven days from Thursday, Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said Tuesday. This will be Abe’s first overseas trip since the inauguration of his new Cabinet earlier this month. He will first go to Mongolia and then travel to Turkmenistan,...
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