The
building where Mongolia’s youthful and engaging Minister for Mining and Energy,
D. Zorigt, sits is being ripped apart inside and put back together. An apt metaphor
for the country, writes The Australian, in the midst of a remarkable economic
overhaul due to the
J. Unenbat, Executive Director of
the Center for the Development of Corporate Governance, which is arranging the
Mongolia: Money and Markets forum for banking and financial organizations on
October 5-6, has said the banking sector is merely one of the several
components of the
The Foreign Investment and Foreign
Trade Agency (FIFTA) has organized business forums in Helsinki, Finland on
October 6 and in Copenhagen, Denmark on October 8. While the goal of both
meetings will be to attract investment, the emphasis will be different. The
first will
Delegates at the 13th Annual Investors Conference of the
North America-Mongolia Business Council, which began on Tuesday, did not
discuss the usual issues such as investing capital, exploiting mines and
evaluating business risks. Instead they focused on availability of manpower at
all levels and
Yesterday’s conference organized by the London Stock
Exchange (LSE) in Ulaanbaatar discussed issues relating to investment in
Mongolia, the future of the Mongolian Stock Exchange (MSE), corporate
governance and plans to develop the capital market. The LSE held a similar conference last year
and
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has confirmed the arrest in
London of B.Khurts, head of Administration at the National Security Council,
but has not given any further detail. Representatives of the Mongolian Embassy
in London have met with Khurts at his temporary place
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