The Chinggis Khaan Management Union (CKMU) and the Institute
of International Studies jointly organized on Monday the second national
symposium on “The life and culture of Mongolians in Khunnu and Chinggis Khaan’s
Great Mongol states”, their living, culture and mind” in Government House.
MNT160 million has been allocated
from the Ulaanbaatar city budget to give a bronze cover to the statue of
Kh.Choibalsan in front of the University of Mongolia, to put it on a stone pedestal,
and to plant greenery around it. The statue was
The
items on the agenda for discussion in the Autumn session of Parliament
beginning on October 4, as revealed by Speaker D.Demberel today, include the
following drafts:
1. – Budget for 2012;
2. – Budget of the Human Development Fund for
2012;
Despite official reassurance that
there is enough fuel in stock, consumers in Arkhangai, Selenge and Khuvsgul
aimags see several signs of shortage. Admitting this, Deputy Governor of
Arkhangai aimag G.Chuluunbaatar told the Uls Turiin Toim newspaper that
customers at petrol stations were not being
The
5.9-meter-tall Morin Khuur made by Ch.Enkh-Otgon and his son before the Naadam
celebration will be on display in Ulaanbaatar in August. It took them nine
months and needs four people to lift it. However, it cannot be used to produce
music.
In
recently conducted checks on 1,018 restaurants, the State Specialized
Inspecting Agency found 3,150 irregularities. It has asked 53 restaurants to
temporarily close down, levied total fines of MNT9 million, and demanded
explanations from 128 others. Food worth MNT144,000 was destroyed for not
meeting standards
The
Democratic Youth Union (DYU) under the DP recently organized a conference in
Darkhan-Uul, where 100 young people from aimags in the central region —
Darkhan-Uul, Selenge, Orkhon, Bulgan and Tuv – exchanged opinions on “The
Mongolian Young Citizen – 2020”. DYU President and
The
Standing Committee on Social Policy, Education, Culture and Science yesterday
reported on its work during the Spring session. Its chief, D.Ochirbat, said the
committee held 14 meetings and discussed 22 legislative issues. It also
disposed of applications and complaints from 35 citizens and
Japanese
Prime Minister N.Kan has written to Premier S.Batbold that Japanese companies
hope to participate in the Tavantolgoi project. The letter has been sent
through N.Koga, a member of the Japanese Diet and a senior leader of the
Japan-Mongolia Friendship Group, who called on
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