Several dozen delegates from Mongolia met with delegates from the United States at the recent Fifth U.S.-Mongolia Business Forum in Orlando to discuss how the two countries can better work together. Several speakers urged more U.S. companies to invest in

Centuries after its “golden hordes” descended on most of central Asia Mongolia is discovering the reverse of what it was like then. This time around, the world”s mining community is descending on Mongolia, looking to take advantage of the tiny

J.Oyungerel, Vice Chairman of the Governing Board of Petrovis LLC and Board Member of Energy Resources LLC, feels that the decision on building railways has to be taken on the basis of not whether it is technically or economically possible,

The klepsiella virus infection which broke out in the First Maternity Hospital on January 18 has caused the death of four babies while 20 more are still suffering. The hospital has been closed down and patients transferred to other places.

Ambitious policies and large amounts of international aid since 2000 have not been able to bring the poverty rate in Mongolia down from the 35 percent recorded in 1995. The latest promise to erase the 15-year-old blot comes in the

MP Z.Enkhbold has announced the formation of the Democratic Force Union to spread democratic awareness among citizens at the initiative of the DP. The call of the Union will be “Let’s Reform Our Mongolia” and its goal is to protect

The working group established by Parliament Speaker D.Demberel last September to asses how well Government organizations had coordinated their actions during the state of emergency following the July 1 incidents in 2008 yesterday heard former President N.Enkhbayar and other officials

A meeting between Mongolian and Chinese officials this week is expected to settle issues relating to the land lease terms and conditions at Tianjin Free Trade Zone. J.Gankhuyag, Director of the Mongolian Representative Office at the port, has said that

Talks were held in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Thursday between Mongolia and the European Union (EU) to work out a partnership and cooperation agreement. Both sides expressed their satisfaction with the steady expansion of Mongolia-EU relations, and attached

Ivanhoe Mines founder and chairman Robert Friedland  has blasted the Dow Jones news agency for its recent report that he would be selling his 23% stake in the company – possibly to an unnamed Chinese sovereign wealth fund. Part of