| NAMBC 18th annual meeting to be held in Canada |
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The North America-Mongolia Business Council will meet in April in Calgary, Canada for its 18th annual convention. As in the past, the meeting is meant to assist those seeking information about business and investment opportunities in Mongolia. Speakers at this year’s meeting include Lu. Bold, Chairman of the Mineral Resources and Petroleum Authority of Mongolia (MRPAM) and Dr. D. Gotov, Mongolian Ambassador to Canada and former chief of staff in the office of the President of Mongolia.
The meeting will also host panel discussions on the Mongolian economy and elections, mining and oil development, a review of Mongolia-related non-governmental organizations of interest to the private sector and financial services. mongolia-web.com                |
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