An Indian
government and business joint delegation on the mines sector, led by the
seniormost bureaucrat at the Ministry of Mines, Ms. Santha Sheela Nair, visited
Mongolia recently. The delegation called on Prime Minister S. Batbold and
briefed him about the proceedings of the
Scandals do
not seem to leave sumo, venerated by the Japanese people as a pillar of
tradition and as a way of life. Last week, the country’s top police official
called for action to rid the sumo world of links to yakuza crime
Parliament’s approval last
week of the Government policy to build a rail line linking with Russia to help
tap large coal deposits in the south is the latest move in the long-delayed
project that could make the poor but mineral-rich nation less dependent
Peabody Energy is pursuing
opportunities in Mongolia, Chief Executive Officer Gregory Boyce has said.
Boyce said his company was looking at expanding into Mongolia, which is rich in
untapped mineral and coal resources. “China, Mongolia and India are our
focus,” Boyce said.
China”s
Inner Mongolian Autonomous Region and Mongolia have vowed to expand economic,
educational and cultural cooperation and also to fight desertification, said Hu
Chunhua, Communist Party of China chief of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous
Region, after a visit to Mongolia.
A delegation from the region
James Chressanthis will be screening his
extraordinary documentary “No Subtitles Necessary: Laszlo and Vilmos” at
American missions and other venues in Vladistock and Moscow, in Russia, and in
Mongolia in September and October. The documentary chronicles the lives and
careers of legendary cinematographers Laszlo
The Mongolian Parliament has approved the Government’s railway
policy, developed mainly by the Ministry for Road, Transportation and Urban
Development. MPs took two sessions of discussion before the majority among them
voted in its favor.
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