Today, April 30th is observed as the day of non-violence against children; no-hitting, no-smacking, no spanking of children.

The day of non-violence against children has been marked for the 9th year in Mongolia with the support of the Save the Children

Prime Minister of Mongolia N.Altankhuyag received the Finance Minister of China Lou Jiwei on Monday April 29th.

At the start of the meeting, Prime Minister N.Altankhuyag applauded the progress made so far in bilateral financial and economic cooperation as a result

Deputy Foreign Minister of Mongolia, D.Gankhuyag chaired the regular Foreign Ministries consultative meeting between Mongolia and Vietnam during his visit to the Socialist Republic of Vietnam on April 28th as part of his official visit to East Asian countries.

Minister D.Gankhuyag

Mongolian Foreign Affairs Minister L.Bold is attending the 4th annual high level Freedom Online Coalition Ministerial Conference, “Free and Secure Internet for All”, that begin on April 28th in Tallinn Estonia.

The Freedom Online Coalition Ministerial Conference is attended by over

Mongolia is preparing to overturn last year’s cancellation of 106 mining licenses in a further attempt to revive investor confidence in the mineral rich nation, according to one company stripped of its permit.

The mining ministry has proposed returning the licenses

Mongolia plans to put a resolution to parliament that will end a dispute between 11 foreign license holders and the government over the invalidation of 106 mineral exploration licenses, one of the companies affected, Kincora Copper, said on Monday.

The dispute

Mongolia Energy (00276.HK) -0.003 (1.829%) entered into a mining services (removal of overburden) agreement with Monnis for appointing it as mining contractor to provide topsoil and overburden removal services for the Khushuut Coal Mine. According to the agreement, the Contractor

Deputy Speaker of Parliament and leader of the Mongolian People`s Party (MPP) M.Enkhbold received the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Russian Federation to Mongolia, Iskander K. Azizov, at Government House on Monday April 28th.

During the meeting the parties discussed

The following is an interview with MP S.Ganbaatar about present issues.

-In connection to inflation, the government increased the minimum wage and pension by thirty percent. In reality, an addition of 20 thousand MNT is barely enough. As days pass by

Negotiations between the Mongolian government and Rio Tinto Group over financing for the Oyu Tolgoi copper mine have dried up foreign capital and caused the tugrik to hit a new low, a fund manager said.

“Because of this impasse, international capital