Disruptions at the Mongolia-China border amid a surge of new Covid-19 cases in Mongolia could lead to short-term pressure on Mongolian Mining Corporation’s cash flow, but are unlikely to lead to a lasting deterioration of its liquidity and credit profile,
We spoke with L. Bolormaa, A Board Member of Golomt Bank, Chairperson of Women Entrepreneurs Council at Mongolian National Chamber of Commerce and Industry about policies to support women in business and women leadership.
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has approved a USD 100-million loan to strengthen Mongolia’s health sector and its response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the bank’s office in Mongolia said on Wednesday.
“Mongolia remains vulnerable to COVID-19 and other emerging diseases. A
Mongolia’s trade policies and practices have been reviewed by the World Trade Organisation (WTO) between March 17 and 19.
The chairman of the meeting, Ambassador Herald Aspelund, noted in his concluding remarks, ” The impact of COVID-19 has severely affected the
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has approved a USD 73 million loan to improve social welfare support for the poor and vulnerable, especially women and children, to mitigate the socioeconomic impacts of the coronavirus pandemic in Mongolia.
The project will specifically
Mongolian coal supply to China has come under greater scrutiny by Chinese market participants amid the latest coronavirus containment measures implemented on 16 March at the Ganqimaodu border.
The new border checks include a COVID-19 test for the drivers each time
Japanese plant engineer JGC Holdings will oversee the design and construction of Mongolia’s first solar power plant with storage capabilities as the country steps up its adoption of renewable energy.
Mongolia’s energy ministry awarded the order for the 5 megawatt solar
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