Mongolia’s plan
to privatize its state-owned assets will allow international investors access
to some of the world’s largest untapped mineral resources through initial
public share sales, most likely in Hong Kong. Dulam Sugar, chairman of the
Government of Mongolia’s State Property Committee, said even
Director of
Education Evaluation Center B.Enkhbat has promised a thorough investigation into
some high school graduates’ complaint that mathematics, physics and English
language papers at the university entrance examination had mistakes. “It is clear that mistakes were made during
the printing of examination sheets.
Mongolia,
home to potentially some of the world”s largest mineral deposits, is set to
float some of its state-owned mining assets after receiving proposals from a
number of bourses, including the London Stock Exchange (LSE). The Mongolian
administration is in talks with a number
B. Batbayar,
director general of the financial and economic policy department of Mongolia,
has said the Government scaled back its plans for global bond sales this year,
after Europe’s debt crisis drove up borrowing costs. The Government still plans
to raise USD500 million from
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