Within the framework of the ‘Ertech Mongol’ program (meaning ‘Early Mongolian’ in Mongolian), the Civil Service Council of Mongolia is organizing a series of meetings and discussions with government …
Belarus’ Development Bank to finance supply of Belarusian farm machines to Mongolia
In 2021, the Development Bank of the Republic of Belarus (DBRB) will issue a €4.5 million loan to finance the supply of Belarus tractors and agricultural equipment made by Minsk Tractor Works (MTZ …
Mongolian small businesses getting ready to export to the European Union
The EBRD and EU, together with EuroChamber, are launching the ‘SME Export capacity building’ project to pave the way for Mongolian SMEs to enter the European market.
Mongolian small businesses getting ready to export to the European Union
The EBRD and EU, together with EuroChamber, are launching the ‘SME Export capacity building’ project to pave the way for Mongolian SMEs to enter the European market.
Mongolian small businesses getting ready to export to the European Union
The EBRD and EU, together with EuroChamber, are launching the ‘SME Export capacity building’ project to pave the way for Mongolian SMEs to enter the European market.
Mongolia Ruling Party Tightens Grip With Landslide President Win
Former Mongolian Prime Minister Khurelsukh Ukhnaa won a landslide victory for president, defeating two other candidates and strengthening the ruling party’s hand in its battles over mining …
Mongolia Ruling Party Tightens Grip With Landslide President Win
Former Mongolian Prime Minister Khurelsukh Ukhnaa won a landslide victory for president, defeating two other candidates and strengthening the ruling party’s hand in its battles over mining …
Silver lining for Rio Tinto in landslide Mongolian election
Rio Tinto can expect no respite from political pressure after Mongolia’s ruling party won the presidency, but a surprise runner-up suggests change may be afoot.
Silver lining for Rio Tinto in landslide Mongolian election
Rio Tinto can expect no respite from political pressure after Mongolia’s ruling party won the presidency, but a surprise runner-up suggests change may be afoot.
One Party Now Dominates Mongolia But Democracy’s Not Doomed
That’s the fear of many Mongolians, after a presidential election Wednesday that appears to have cemented the control of the party that governed the country for seven decades under communism.