During an Asian Development Bank’s (ADB) conference on the economic outlook of Asia’s developing countries, it was predicted that Mongolia’s GDP growth will recover and reach 2.5 percent in 2017. Investment in the mining sector will continue for the next few years.

In March, the Mongolian parliament approved a proposal to establish a state-owned company for constructing an oil refinery.

The Mongolian Immigration Agency has started to send visa approval codes by text messaging.

The second joint meeting of the Mongolian – Italian Intergovernmental Commission was held in Ulaanbaatar on 6th of April.

Two weeks ago, some students from the 29th School for the Deaf organised a demonstration in Ulaanbaatar protesting against a number of their teachers.

Today, the 7th of April, the Mongolian Democratic Party (DP) is marking its 27th anniversary.

The Mongolian Presidential Election will take place on 26th of June.

The Mongolian Central Bank, also known as ‘Mongol Bank’, bought 2.2 tonnes of gold from legal entities and individuals during the first three months of 2017.

The ‘Transit Mongolia-2017’ road and transportation forum is taking place in Beijing from 6th to 7th of April.

The ISDR Asia Partnership (IAP) meeting opened in Ulaanbaatar yesterday (5th of April).