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 | Ser-Od Wins Second Place in Asian Marathon Friday, 29 February 2008|| The 11th Asian Marathon Championships were held in Hong Kong on February 17. Altogether 144 athletes from 15 countries competed at the tournament. Four Mongolian athletes also competed at this tournament. |
 | Leaders Hold Closed Meeting to Discuss Mining Agreements Friday, 29 February 2008|| On February 22, leaders of the parliament-seated political parties met with the President N.Enkhbayar over the draft amendments to the minerals law, redefinition of strategically significant mineral deposits, and their percentage of Government ownership. |
| The number of tourists to be reached 440 thousand |
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Mongolia is aiming that the number of tourists will be reached 440 thousand in 2008, a deputy of the Tourism of the Ministry of Road, Transportation and Tourism E.Battulga talked. He said, 386 tourists came in Mongolia in the first ten months of 2007, which increased by 56 thousand or 14.6%, compared with the same period of the previous year, according to statistical information. Thus, there is opportunity that the number of tourists is able to be reached 440 thousand. Business news 05                |
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- Ser-Od Wins Second Place in Asian Marathon
- Leaders Hold Closed Meeting to Discuss Mining Agreements
- Expanded trade discussed in meeting with President Enkhbayar, new South Korean president
- Agreement calls for Russia’s Rosneft to build 100 gas stations in Mongolia
- The number of tourists to be reached 440 thousand
| Mongolia to allow QGX to mine tungsten, hopes to profit from Chinese restriction on selling minerals |
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Mongolia has agreed to allow QGX (QGX-T) to begin mining tungsten and molybdenum at Undur Tsagaan. These are both minerals used in the hardening of steel. The demand and market price of both minerals may be heading up due to China restricting the mining of both minerals. |
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