Communist Mongolia

Since the fall of the great empire built by Chinggis
Khaan, for over 500 years, Mongolians found themselves under the rule of China,
and for another 70 years, under the rule of Russia. When the socialist regime,
which Gorbachev had no other

Ulaanbaatar,
MONGOLIA: Thanks to the vast mineral wealth inside the region, Mongolia is now
showing progress toward the reduction of poverty nationwide.
Men, as well as women and their children, throughout Mongolia are now inline to
receive a boost from the Mongolian economy because

FeOre (ASX FEO) has demonstrated
that its Ereeny Project in Mongolia is capable of producing a 62% iron grade
concentrate following the completion of a process and processing facility
study.

Encouragingly, with the establishment of the processing technique developed,
the project is likely to yield

Mongolian co-leaders Hakuho and
Harumafuji struggled just a bit but pulled through for their eighth-straight
wins at the Autumn Grand Sumo Tournament on Sept. 16, while ozeki Kisenosato
demolished his opponent, and two rank-and-filers also held the pace.

Hakuho worked up a heavy sweat
trying

BANGARRA
Dance Theatre will become the first major Australian performing arts company to
tour Mongolia when it performs in the Central Asian country next week.

The national indigenous troupe, led by artistic director Stephen Page, will
perform two shows on September 22 and

Plenary session of the parliament on
Friday approved N.Zoljargal as new President of MongolBank.

Previous President L.Purevdorj
expressed his willing to resign last Monday to the Speaker of the parliament.
And according to the law the Speaker suggested L.Zoljargal, Vice President of
MongolBank as new

DALANZADGAD, Mongolia — It was lunchtime on the steppe in Mongolia, the most
sparsely populated country on Earth. So when our driver spotted a lone white
yurt in the distance, we stopped for a jug of hot sheep”s milk tea.

It was all

On August 24, 2012, President Elbegdorj issued a
decree instituting a Book Day to promote reading and publishing books. The
decree provides for instituting national Book Days on the third Saturdays of
September each year.
Following the Presidential Decree, Government and Non-Government Organizations
as

Mongolia continues its rapid ascent in the strategic
playbook of the United States and the West. The U.S. views Mongolia through an
integrated lens balancing its economic interests with strategic concerns. As
the world’s fastest growing economy (GDP growth at 17.3 per cent

Mongolia-focused oil explorer Petro Matad has appointed Dr George Watkins CBE as non-executive chairman.

The previous chair, Dr Oyungerel Janchiv becomes deputy chair to allow more
time for her other interests, the company said, but she stays on the board.

An experienced non-exec