The recent World Health Organization (WHO) decision to provide Mongolia with swine flu vaccines has made it the first of 95 developing nations that will be sent the H1N1 vaccines over the coming months, Ms. Nyka Alexander, a WHO spokeswoman,

More information is now available about the “navel infection” among infants which has led to the First Maternity Hospital being closed for two weeks starting Wednesday. Specialists have reached a preliminary conclusion that the infection was not in the navel

With its chairman S.Bayar unable to lead it with the required energy and vigor, having to spend time abroad for medical treatment, the MPRP is today a headless body. He took over as party head in late October 2007. He

The First Maternity hospital will be closed for two weeks from Wednesday because of a navel infection among infants. Eight cases have been registered until now. According to Ts.Gankhuu, director of the Metropolitan Health Department, all the babies are improving. 

A joint meeting of the Standing Committees on the Economy and on the Budget approved on Tuesday a proposed agreement between Mongolia and Germany. Parliament will now discuss the terms governing a loan of 4.5 million euro carrying 0.75 percent

A joint meeting of the Standing Committees on the Economy and  on the Budget on January 19 to discuss amendments to the appendix of the Millennium Challenge Contract signed between the Governments of Mongolia and the USA was marked by a

The sixth biggest U.S. coal company Massey Energy says it has signed a deal to work with India-based Jindal Steel & Power on potential underground coal projects in India, Mongolia, Australia and the United States. Massey Chief Executive Don Blankenship

SouthGobi Energy Resources may raise as much as USD446.6 million in its Hong Kong share sale. The Vancouver-based energy supplier plans to sell shares at the maximum price of the Hong Kong dollar equivalent of CAD17 each, say observers.
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SouthGobi Energy Resources has secured Asia”s top sovereign wealth funds, China Investment Corp (CIC) and Temasek, as cornerstone investors in its planned USD400 million Hong Kong IPO this month. China”s CIC and Singapore”s Temasek will each buy USD50 million worth

Energy Resources CEO G.Battsengel has said his company plans to contribute to the country’s development by engaging domestic companies as much as possible as subcontractors in all its work. More than 300 domestic contractors and suppliers are working on projects