Mongolia focused oil firm Petro Matad 
has bolstered its planned work programmes by hiring an experienced exploration
manager.

Dr Ridvan Karpuz has 23 years” work experience and a proven track record of
significant oil discoveries, it announced today.

His appointment is with immediate effect.

Karpuz”s E&P

A tyrannosaur may be headed for trial.

A Florida fossil dealer who attempted to sell a fossilized tyrannosaur
skeleton at an auction before Mongolia”s president intervened has made it clear
he wants it back.

The dinosaur, a Tarbosaurus bataar, is now the

Tuvshinbayar Naidan, the Mongolian judoka who won silver in the men”s
heavyweight competition last Thursday, competed in the final having torn his
anterior cruciate ligament in the semi-final and the 26-year-old may now be
forced to retire.

Naidan, the 2008 Olympic champion, had been

The operations of Mongolian Railroads have been introduced
to the Chairman of Japan Freight Railway Company Naohiko Ito, who is in
Mongolia on an official visit. He has visited the Ulaanbaatar Railroad
Authority’s Management Department and was surprised to find out how different
Mongolian

The parliament of Mongolia approved
a master plan of Sainshand Industrial complex in June of 2011.

On August 3, the National Development and Innovation
committee have introduced a master plan of Sainshand Industrial complex. The “Bektel”
company of USA as choosen as advisor company

Today, Prime Minister Sukhbaatar Batbold ratified Erdene Bat-Uul
as Ulaanbaatar city Mayor.

Ulaanbaatar
City Assembly’s irregular meeting which took place yesterday decided to
nominate E.Bat-Uul as Ulaanbaatar city new Mayor.

Erdene Bat-Uul
was born July 1, 1957 in Ulaanbaatar,
one of leader Democratic movement in

A Silver medalist of London Olympic Games Naidan
Tuvshinbayar and bronze medalist Sainjargal Nyam-Ochir yesterday arrived in
Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. Thousands funs and friend and family members met them in
Chingis Khaan airport.

Naidan Tuvshinbayar went to London with a goal to get gold
medal as

At the invitation of the President Elbegdorj
world’s leading theorists of democracy will soon arrive in Mongolia. They are
intended to deliver a lecture at the Great Hall of the Government Palace on the
topics of “Development Models After the Global Financial Crisis”,

Mongolia continues its rapid ascent in the strategic playbook of the United
States.

In July, during a visit to Mongolia, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
praised Ulan Bator as a model democracy in a region flush with kleptocratic
regimes. Clinton lauded Mongolia’s development,

Frontier investing promises growth
opportunities that developed-world economies just can”t offer. The flip side is
that investors often have to stomach the messy politics of emerging-market
nations.

Mongolia is a case in point. The
resource-rich country—whose economy grew 15% in 2011—has drawn plaudits,
investors and the