MPRP officials, including Secretary General N.Udval and Secretary
L.Tsog, released the contents of a note to the Government on Wednesday.
The officials stated that MPRP agents will work at all electoral units
during the 2012 election.
The note claims that
The Mongolian Art Council and the South Korean Art Council are jointly
organizing an exhibition called “Time and Space” at the Zanady Art
Gallery. More than 100 works created by Mongolian and Korean artists in
Umnugobi aimag are now on
After Wednesday’s Government meeting, Finance Minister S.Bayartsogt announced that Mongolia will borrow USD 300 million from the South Korean Economic Cooperation Development Fund at an annual interest rate of 0.15 percent. The loan is scheduled to be paid of in
The movie “Two Horses of Genghis Khan” by D.Byambasuren will be shown in Ulaanbaatar in October. The movie premiered in Germany a year ago and has since been shown in theaters across Europe and the United States. D.Byambasuren, who produced
DP Secretary General D.Erdenebat met with officials from the International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (IDEA) on Tuesday. IDEA describes itself as an intergovernmental organization that supports sustainable democracy worldwide.Erdenebat met with IDEA officials Adi Aman and Biyarte Tora
A former Anod Bank official convicted of cheating the bank’s shareholders is still in jail, despite receiving a court’s permission to be hospitalized. The Bayanzurkh district court said N.Davaa could be sent to a hospital beginning September 1 to be
Managing officials and tenants of a building at the National Information Technology Park (NITP) say it is being turned into an Urguu cinema. They say there have been rumors of the change for about a year, and that some tenants
A conference on the environmental impact of closed mines was held August 31 to September 3 at the Erdenet factory. The event was organized by the State Specialized Inspection Agency and a German environmental organization.About 250 representatives of mining companies,
Representatives of Civil Movement are protesting Robert Friedland’s ownership of 33 mining licenses. Friedland is the CEO of Ivanhoe Mines, a Canadian mining company. Civil Movement says Friedland has held 28 of the licenses since February 28, 2002, and has
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