As informed the Presidential Office of Mongolia the Heritage
auction in Dallas, postponed Tyrannosaurus
skeleton’s sale for ten days. Decision was taken by the court of Dallas by request
of Mongolian President Tsakhia Elbegdorj.

Meanwhile the General Police Office of Mongolia established
a working group

President Elbegdorj Tsakhia talked to Minister of Education and Science, Mr.Otgonbayar calling his immediate attention to a dinosaur issue. International science news on rare Tyrannosaurus Bataar skeleton to be auctioned on Sunday in NYC raised this alarm in Mongolia because

The former President of Mongolia N. Enkhbayar was called by court 10 times, but declined to appear. And the court had to detain him. During his detention his wife and lawyers stated number of serious statements. They was proving that

The President of Mongolia Tsakhia Elbegdorj have introduced
with preparation of upcoming parliamentary and local election, scheduled on
June 28.

First the President have visited the State Registration
Office. As informed L.Amarsanaa, head of State Registration Office, while electors
will vote using their previous

The Mongolian NOC recently organised “Team Mongolia Introduction
Day” in London. The Ambassador for Mongolia in London, B, Altangerel, the
shooting and athletics teams, and several representatives from the NOC and the
Mongolian community in London were present on this occasion. The aim

Mongolian Deputy Prime Minister M. Enkhbold has said his
country would ask China and Russia for help to extinguish the spreading
wildfires should the current situation worsen further.

Enkhbold, also chairman of the National Emergency Committee, made the remarks
on Thursday during an emergency

Mongolian racers will compete for the first time in the
Dakar Rally to run on January 5-20, 2013 in the South America.

Mongolia will be represented in the world famous race by
international masters of sports D.Boldbaatar and N.Lkhamaa. They met with the
race

Mongolia”s parliament approved a new investment law Thursday that caps
future foreign participation in certain strategic industries, reflecting a
growing public push to keep profits from the mineral-rich nation”s industries
inside the country.

When it goes into effect, the law will require
foreign investors to

FMO, the Netherlands
development finance company, has arranged a syndicated loan for Khan Bank in Mongolia,
the first of its kind in the country’s history.

FMO has arranged a syndicated loan facility to be provided to Khan Bank in
Mongolia, representing the first time

The average annual temperature
has risen more in Mongolia than any other place on earth almost, about 4
degrees. The rain patterns have changed. In fact, some 60 to 70 percent of the
country is at risk of desertification. If that happens, the