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Mongolia gives formal go-ahead for mining at Ovoot Tolgoi coal site PDF Print E-mail

ImageSouthGobi Energy Resources Ltd. announced Monday that it has received final government authorization to begin mining at the company’s Ovoot Tolgoi coal site.

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Asian table tennis championship to be held in Mongolia PDF Print E-mail

ImageMongolia has been chosen to host the first Asian university table tennis championship in late April. Held in Ulaanbaatur, the championship will be co-hosted by the Asian University Sport Federation. In 2007, the Federation chose Mongolia to host the first championship matches.

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Report says mining mergers may reach ‘astronomical levels’ in 2008 PDF Print E-mail

ImageIndustry analysts believe mining company mergers may reach “astronomical levels” in 2008. In a report released by PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, it was noted that mining mergers reached a record $159 billion in 2007 and are expected to reach higher levels this year.

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Mongolian pupil wins in the World Mathematic Olympiad PDF Print E-mail

ImagePupils of the first secondary school from Mongolia won one gold, two silver and one bronze medals from the Fourth Natural Science Olympiad named after Jautikovsk took place in Kazakhstan. It is big Olympiad places on the second on the world with its range.

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NAMBC 18th annual meeting to be held in Canada PDF Print E-mail

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.

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Foreign Minister Oyun completes talks in Beijing PDF Print E-mail

ImageMongolian Foreign Minister Sanjaasuren Oyun concluded talks this week with Chinese Vice President Xi Jinping in Beijing. The talks focused on cementing bilateral relations between the countries. China, in recent years, has made no secret of its seeking access to Mongolia’s undeveloped mineral wealth.

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Experts say copper prices to remain high for next two years

Market observers believe Mongolian copper prices will remain high for at least the next two years. One of the main reasons given for the continuing high prices are delays to planned mining projects caused by increasing percentages of revenues being funneled off by governments in Mongolia and Africa.