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Companies to print school books not yet chosen

Minister for Education, Culture and Science Yo.Otgonbayar
has said that all  schools will receive
their books by August 25. This is despite the alarming fact that printing
orders are yet to be given.

The tender for printing the books was announced on June
29 but

Number of tourists increases

Figures released by The
National Tourism Center show that there has been a 50.9% increase in the number
of tourists arriving in Mongolia in the first six months of 2010 over the
corresponding period last year. Citizens from Asia Pacific countries account
for more

U.Altangadas freed

U.Altangadas, Director of Implementation Department at
the Anti-Corruption Authority, was released on Tuesday after being held in
Gants Khudag prison since July 28. It is believed that .he was arrested because
of his reportedly illegal investigation of the former director of the ACA
investigation

U.S. and Mongolian law firms enter into alliance

U.S.-based international law firm Hogan Lovells has
entered into its first alliance since its 1 May merger after sealing an entente
with Mongolian firm GTs Advocates. The two firms have been loosely affiliated
for the last three years. Hogan Lovells partner Michael Aldrich

Canada co-sponsors agricultural show in Selenge

Mongolia’s national farm show, ATAR III 2010, is being
held on August 13-15 in Selenge, the major agricultural province of the
country. For the first time, the Embassy of Canada is the co-sponsor of this
important event, the other sponsors being the Ministry

Racket in train tickets to Zamiin-Uud

S.Bat-Ochir, director of UB
Railway’s Customer, Transportation Department, dismisses all talk about
non-availability of accommodation on trains to Zamiin-Uud and Dornogobi and
answers questions on the rumors.

Why
is it so difficult to get tickets to Zamiin-Uud? Will increasing the number of
passenger trains help matters?

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New guidelines for university dormitories

More than 30,000 students
come to Ulaanbaatar each year from the countryside and stay in dormitories. Only
about half of the about 90 universities and institutes they attend have their
own dormitory, so many thousands of students have to make their own
arrangements.

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