Mongolia Brief May 13, 2014
Consumer
commodity price increased by 12.3%
May 13
(business-mongolia.com) According to the National Statistics Committee, price
of consumer goods increased by 1% from a month ago and 12.3% from last year.
12.3% corresponds to CPI index which also defines the inflation rate from last
year. Main contributors were food products, soft beverages and clothing goods.
Regionally,
Khuvsgul province was least affected by the CPI index increase and Darkhan-Uul
province had the highest price increase. Out of 329 goods in CPI price index
34% had price increase, 46% were stable, and the rest showed some
decrease in prices.
MPs
Leg Childcare Center in Songino Khairkhan District
Ulaanbaatar,
May 13 (MONTSAME) Head of the Standing committee on social policy, education,
culture and science D.Battsogt; D.Sarangerel and L.Erdenechimeg MPs Monday got
acquainted with activities of Songinokhairkhan district-based childcare center.
Opened in March
of this year, the model childcare center receives everyday 15 children, and
employs chief and assistant teachers as well as a chef. The children have up to
five-fold meals, said D.Olziikhishig, a manager of the center. “In order to
focus on food safety, parents of the children and the teachers participate
every week in purchasing of foods from markets,” she said.
D.Battsogt MP
emphasized an importance of providing a condition for children, who stayed at
home out of kindergartens, to be involved in childcare centers by accelerating
an adoption of a draft law on pre-school education. Moreover, Erdenechimeg MP
believes that founding a number of such childcare centers in the city will
create 5,000 job places in the capital city, and 15 thousand vacancies across
the country, and then underlined a requirement to urgently discuss the draft
amendment at parliament.
Concession
Contract to Be Established for Tavantolgoi-Khanbogd-Khangi Road Project
Ulaanbaatar,
May 13 (MONTSAME) The Cabinet meeting on last Saturday permitted Economic
Development Minister N.Batbayar to establish a concession contract with Nano
LLC for road building linking Tavantolgoi mine to Khangi port in eastern
Dornogovi province over Khanbogd in Omnogovi province.
The
concessionaire Nano LLC is a project company founded within a partnership of
‘Union of Mongolian Auto-road Companies’ Consortium and MCCC LCC, who were
awarded with rights to cooperate with the Mongolian Government in this
concession agreement.
The Cabinet
assigned Transport Minister A.Gansukh, Environment and Green Development
Minister S.Oyun and Construction and Urban Development Minister Ts.Bayarsaikhan
to provide relevant accession and authorities to the concessionaires for
preliminary and feasibility studies and road building.
Agriculture
Exchange Trades 120 Billion Togrog
Ulaanbaatar,
May 13 (MONTSAME) In the first quarter of 2014, the Agricultural Commodities
Exchange conducted trades of 120 billion togrog, says an officer.
The exchange
held trades of cashmere, sheep and camel wool and vegetable oil totaling 403
billion togrog, since approval of relevant laws, last year. The establishment
of the Agricultural Commodity Exchange greatly contributes to keeping of the
purchasing price of cashmere high in the country, says an officer, citing that
last year the price had not gone under 60 thousand togrog per kg.
Mongolia
Produces One Ton Gold in First Quarter of 2014
Ulaanbaatar,
May 13 (MONTSAME) In the first quarter of 2014, gold production in Mongolia was
one ton, says Mining Deputy Minister O.Erdenebulgan.
The gold
production in first quarter of 2014 shows a decrease of a half ton compared to
the same period of the previous year. The nation has planned to produce 31 ton
of gold this year. However, the plan is still achievable, the Deputy Minister
says, noting that gold production in Oyu Tolgoi mine is expected to reach 20
ton, and others are going to produce 11 ton of gold this year. Gatsuurt mine
might also launch its gold production within this year, thereby contributing to
the realization of the gold production plan, adds Mr Erdenebulgan amid his
interview given to Khurd news agency.
Mongolian
scientist discovered a new element
May 13
(news.mn) An international team nuclear physicists at the GSI Helmholtz Centre
for Heavy Ion Research, Germany head by Mongolian scientist, member of The
Council of Scientists of Nuclear Energy Authority, J.Khuyagbaatar has confirmed
an existence of super-heavy element with atomic number Z=117.
The initial
observation confirming the super-heavy element with atomic number Z=117 was
published in 2010.
Nuclear
physicists team produced two atoms of the super-heavy element with atomic
number Z=117, making use of an intense 48Ca beam and a target material of
radioactive 249Bk confirming the existence of the element.
In the process,
a new isotope 266Lr was discovered from the previously unknown alpha-decay
branch of 270Db. With a half-life of 1 hour, 270Db is the longest-lived alpha
emitter having an atomic number, Z, greater than 102.
Element 117 is
yet to be named: a committee comprising members of the International Unions of
Pure and Applied Physics and Chemistry will review these new findings, along
with the original ones, and decide whether further experiments are needed
before acknowledging the element's discovery. Only after such final acceptance,
a name may be proposed by the discoverers.
President
and State Prosecutor met secretly
May 13
(news.mn) Local press have reported that President Ts.Elbegdorj had an
individual meeting with the State Prosecutor General D.Dorligjav urging him to
strongly persue a certain course of action and possibly even issued a warning
of resignation if the demand is not accepted.
The call for
the resignation of MP and Minister of Justice Kh.Temuujin is scheduled to be
under discussion in the plenary session meeting of Parliament this week. When
the matter was entered for discussion in last week’s plenary session meeting of
parliament, the State Prosecutor General of Mongolia, D.Dorligjav, the Head of
General Police Agency, T.Biligt and the Head of the General Intelligence
Agency, B.Ariunsan were present. Confirmed sources say that the Justice
Minister urged their presence for their testimony on several issues.
DP members and
the DP caucus said that they have no ingformation on the report regarding the
secret meeting between the President and the State Prosecutor General. The
meeting was supposed to have been held last Friday or Saturday.
Local sources
speculate that President Ts.Elbegdorj asked the State Prosecutor General
D.Dorligjav to strongly support the legal reform launched by the Justice
Minister.
An unconfirmed
source also said that President Ts.Elbegdorj asked the State Prosecutor General
to consider public expectations on certain controversial cases including the
cases of former senior police colonels who allegedly became wealthy although
their income is certain. It is thought that the President prompted the need for
legal reforms. However, the specifics of the meeting are still being kept
secret.
Mongolian
Men’s Team Wins Gold and Women’s Team Grabs Bronze from 7th East Asian Men,
Women and Team Judo Championships
May 13
(infomongolia.com) The 7th East Asian Men, Women and Team Judo Championships
were successfully organized in Ulaanbaatar taking place at the Buyant-Ukhaa
Sports Complex on May 09-10, 2014.
At this seventh
edition, judokas from nine countries including China, Guam, Hong Kong, Japan,
Macau, North Korea, South Korea, Taiwan, and Mongolia have competed in 7 weight
categories in each Men’s, Women’s and Team divisions.
Following the
Championships, the Best Male Judoka was named as IMS B.Odbayar (Mongolia) who
competed in the Men’s 73 kg and the Best Female Judoka is Yu.Suzuki (Japan),
Women’s +78 kg.
On the second
day, the team competitions were held, where Japanese female wresters dominated
over all its opponents achieving a Gold medal and the teams of South Korea and
Mongolia grabbed Silver and Bronze medals respectively.
In the Men’s
Team competitions, Mongolian male judokas won a Gold medal followed by Japan
and South Korean teams.
Final results for Women’s division
48 kg
1. Jon Uu-sin
(North Korea)
2. Yamazaki
Tamami (Japan)
3.
G.Otgontsetseg (Mongolia)
3. Go Harim
(South Korea)
52 kg
1. Tanimoto Nodoka
(Japan)
2. Park Dasol
(North Korea)
3. Lien Pel Ji
(Taiwan)
3. -
57 kg
1. D.Sumiya
(Mongolia)
2. A.Batzul
(Mongolia)
3. Hwang
Hee-jing (South Korea)
3. Tsu Hongog
(China)
63 kg
1. Nishikawa
Mano (Japan)
2. Kin Su
(North Korea)
3. Ts.Tserennadmid
(Mongolia)
3. Lee
Young-jin (South Korea)
70 kg
1.
Ts.Naranjargal (Mongolia)
2. Ono Yoko
(Japan)
3. Kim Song-hwa
(South Korea)
3. Chin Yin
Ting (Taiwan)
-78 kg
1. Nadoka
Misaki (Japan)
2. Park Yi-jin
(South Korea)
3. B.Munkhtuya
(Mongolia)
+78 kg
1. Yunihagi
Suzuki (Japan)
2. Jao Man
(China)
3. G.Gantogos
(Mongolia)
3. Uim Jon-jisi
(South Korea)
Final Results for Men’s Division
60 kg
1. Oshima Yuma
(Japan)
2. Kim Huo-jin
(South Korea)
3.
Ts.Tsogtbaatar (Mongolia)
3. Kimas Jong
(China)
66 kg
1. Hashigushi
(Japan)
2. Lee
Dong-roch (South Korea)
3.
D.Tumurkhuleg (Mongolia)
3. Chad Had
Chin (Taiwan)
73 kg
1. G.Odbayar
(Mongolia)
2. Song Ming
(South Korea)
3.
S.Miyaragchaa (Mongolia)
3. Ota Keichi
(Japan)
81 kg
1. N.Davaasuren
(Mongolia)
2. B.Bat-Erdene
(Mongolia)
3. Sato Sasaki
(Japan)
3. Kin Nam
(South Korea)
90 kg
1. Kim Juk
(South Korea)
2. Sugakara
Takeshi (Japan)
3.
Kh.Tsogtgerel (Mongolia)
3.
G.Altanabagan (Mongolia)
-100 kg
1. Kim Lin
(South Korea)
2. B.Janchivdorj
(Mongolia)
3. Otsu Mizuki
(Japan)
3.
B.Ariun-Erdene (Mongolia)
+100 kg
1. Momoshi
Mashuri (Japan)
2. B.Temuulen
(Mongolia)
3.
U.Duurenbayar (Mongolia)
3. Kim Mun-sir
(South Korea)
Morin
Khuur Ensemble of Mongolia to Stage in Ulan-Ude Performing Western Classical and
Famous Movie Soundtracks
May 13
(infomongolia.com) After 17 years, Mongolian Morin Khuur Ensemble is to stage
at the Buryat State Philharmonic Society in Ulan-Ude, Russia to perform
traditional Mongolian music as well as the Western classical and famous movie
soundtracks on two-stringed musical instruments called Morin Khuur (Horse-head
fiddle) on May 21-22, 2014.
On the first
day of the concert, the Ensemble to perform soundtrack music from wellknown films
such as “Pirates of the Caribbean”, “Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence”, “Memoirs
of a Geisha”, “The Legend of the Pianist”, “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly”,
“Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon”, “The Last Emperor”, “Butch Cassidy and the
Sundance Kid”, “Soong Sisters”, “Schindler's List” composed by Ennio Morricone,
Hans Zimmer, Burt Bacharach, Klaus Badelt, Ryuichi Sakamoto, John Towner Williams,
Kitaro, Tan Dun, and from Mongolian movies “Queen Mandukhai the Wise”, “Under
the Eternal Sky”, “Last Queen of the Khaan”, “Ferocious Saint Lord of Gobi”, “I
Like to Fly”, “No Right to Die” and “Aravt” by Natsag JANTSANNOROV, Zundui KHANGAL,
Sharav BYAMBASUREN, Batmunkh CHINBAT, and Luvsanjamts MURDORJ.
On the second
day, Mongolian artists headed by Frontier Cultural Servants S.Battulga and
G.Byambajargal, People's Artist of Mongolia A.Dolgor and the winner of the 2011
Glinka International Competition G.Ariunbaatar in will perform Mongolian and Burayt
songs.
UNICEF
and National Authority for Children of Mongolia to Broaden Its Collaboration
May 13
(infomongolia.com) On May 12, 2014, Director of the National Authority for
Children of Mongolia Ms. I.Narantuya received in her office the UNICEF
Mongolia's Representative, Mr. Mohamed Malick Fall, where representatives from
both sides have attended.
During the
meeting, parties discussed issues of further collaboration to carry out, for
instances, sides negotiated to submit its voices to Mongolian National Council
for Children, to co-organize the International Day for Protection of Children
observing in Mongolia as the Mothers' and Children's Day on June First with the
Office of the President of Mongolia, to report public the studies on children
welfare and circumstances, and joint writing of the Fifth Periodic Report on
Convention on the Rights of the Child of Mongolia as well as UNICEF medium-term
program evaluation process.
Parliamentarians
Meet Businessmen
Ulaanbaatar,
May 13 (MONTSAME) A leader of a working group at the parliamentary Standing
committee on social policy, education, culture and science Ya.Sodbaatar MP; and
other parliamentarians J.Batsuuri and S.Ganbaatar Monday received
businesspeople and delegates of employers and professional associations.
The working
group has been set up with responsibilities for studying a matter of augmenting
salaries and pensions, harmonizing it with people’s livelihood and inflation
rate, and for issuing a proper suggestion.
At the meeting,
Batsuuri MP noted the working group’s suggestion has included proposals from
business delegates and professional unions, and it shall be reflected in the governmental
policy. Then, parliamentarians shared views with the delegates on a way of
improving livelihood of people and a chance for augmenting the salaries.
In turn, the
business delegates criticized that Ministries and agencies are not pay much
attention to many important decisions made by parliament, and bureaucracy
causes main problems. “It is vital to refine upon the social insurance and VAT
systems. Otherwise, it is impossible to increase the salaries,” they stressed.
They also complained that the state support is rendered to only state servants,
and other people who run own business are gone out of the state aid.
Businesswomen
Convene in Ulaanbaatar
Ulaanbaatar,
May 13 (MONTSAME) A forum for small-sized businesswomen with a theme “What
difficulty do you have?” was held Tuesday in Ulaanbaatar at an initiative of
the unofficial group of women parliamentarians.
Co-organized by
the group of women parliamentarians and the Ministry of Labour, the forum
brought together N.Altankhuyag, the Prime Minister; L.Erdenechimeg, a head of
the Group of Women Parliamentarians; G.Uyanga, S.Odontuya, D.Sarangerel MPs;
Ts.Oyungerel, the Minister of Culture, Sport and Tourism; S.Oyun, the Minister
of Environment and Green Development; and Ya.Sanjmyatav, the Minister of
Labour.
Erdenechimeg MP
made the opening remarks at the forum, saying that many Mongolian women are
doing business, contributing to their families and creating thousands of job
places. Then she introduced to the gathered a result of a survey conducted by
the Union of Mongolian Women among small- and middle-sized businesswomen. “23
per cent of the women involved in the survey said the interest rate of loans is
too high,” she said.
At the forum,
Uyanga MP said she hoped that businesswomen in Mongolia will be a continuation
for erecting basic industries that will become the pillar of the national
economy, and expressed her position to urgently set up the tax on imported
products which are considered as the biggest barrier to national productions.
Products of
leather and knitted goods J.Saran and J.Bolorchuluun said small- and
middle-sized producers face many problems to receive soft-loans. Moreover, same
products imported from China cause big problems to develop the national
productions of leather and knitted goods, they said.
As of today, 12
thousand businesspeople for small- and middle-sized productions are registered
in the city, and 60% of them are women. Over 60% of the businesswomen are aged
40-55 years old. Most of these women are engaged in the productions of sewed
and knitted clothes, foods, tourism, handcrafts and souvenir and felt goods.
Apart of the
parliamentarians, the forum gathered 800 people.
Ambassador
of State of Israel to Mongolia Visits Ulaanbaatar
Ulaanbaatar,
May 13 (MONTSAME) The Minister of Foreign Affairs L.Bold Tuesday received Mr
Matan Vilnai, Concurrent Non-Resident Ambassador of Israel to Mongolia.
Minister for
Foreign Affairs of Mongolia Mr. Luvsanvandan BOLD received in his office a
non-resident Ambassador of the State of Israel to Mongolia Mr. Matan Vilnai in
Ulaanbaatar on May 13, 2014.
During the
meeting, Minister L.Bold expressed his satisfaction with strengthening
Mongolia-Israel friendly relations and cooperation, and offered to host a
regular consultative meeting between the Foreign Ministries of the two
countries in the second half of this year.
Minister L.Bold
extended congratulations on the Israeli Declaration of Independence that marks
annually on May 14 since 1948. The sides also exchanged views on issues
pertaining to bilateral cooperation in the political, economic, health and
agricultural spheres.
Mongolia and
the State of Israel have established the diplomatic relations on October 02,
1991.
Related:
Foreign
Minister Meets Ambassador of Israel – Montsame,
May 13
Council
to Intensify Economy Created
Ulaanbaatar,
May 13 (MONTSAME) A council for stimulating economy created at the Prime
Minister to implement related resolution approved by the parliament, last
Thursday.
A Chairman of
the Business Council of Mongolia B.Byambasaikhan has been appointed as a
Secretary for the Council.
According to
the approved resolution, measures to intensify the economy of the country are
supposed to be taken within a hundred days.
A hundred days
started to be counted from last Friday.
Thermal
Power Station to Be Built in Eastern Province
Ulaanbaatar,
May 13 (MONTSAME) With a grant aid of the Asian Development Bank, a thermal
power station with a capacity of 8.4MB will be erected in an eastern Dornogobi
province.
This is a part
of action being carried out by the Government for Reforms to build a thousand
family apartments in all provincial centers.
Commencing from
last week, construction work is expected to be completed by a tender-winner
Chinese “Taishin” construction group and put into operation within this
November.
Province
Receives Japanese Equipment
Ulaanbaatar,
May 13 (MONTSAME) Japanese firefighting and medical equipments were given to
related organizations of Dornogobi province, last week.
In frames of
the cooperation, Japanese Shizuoka prefecture presented these equipments to the
province, including three fire fighting vehicles, an emergency ambulance car
and other necessary things such as 22 beds, 16 medical exam tables, 13 drop
shelves, three tables for inpatients and 81 mattresses.
Apart from
this, the sides are running a student exchange program called "Dornogobi
children in Japan" which has been involved a total of 103 pupils and six
teachers, relevant officials said.
Naadam
Organizing Committee Convenes
Ulaanbaatar,
May 13 (MONTSAME) A meeting of the national Naadam festival was held in the
room of Deputy Prime Minister D.Terbishdagva on Monday.
At the meeting,
the Naadam organizers shared views on ongoing preparations for the festival,
including arrangements in the horse racing area and the wrestling stadium, and
planning of a 3D show in the city main square.
The festival
organizing committee consists of subcommittees separately responsible for
wrestling, horse races, archery competitions, vendor sales and services, state
ceremonies, public order, art events, knucklebone shooting contests, and press.
Naadam is a
traditional festival in Mongolia. The games are Mongolian wrestling, horse racing
and archery and are held throughout the country during midsummer. Women have
started participating in the archery and girls in the horse-racing games, but
not in Mongolian wrestling.
In 2010, Naadam
was inscribed on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of
Humanity of UNESCO.
The biggest
festival (Naadam of the Country) is held in the Mongolian capital Ulaanbaatar
during the National Holiday from July 11 – 13, in the National Sports Stadium.
Naadam begins with an elaborate introduction ceremony featuring dancers,
athletes, horse riders, and musicians. After the ceremony, the competitions
begin.
Hydro
Accumulation Power Plant to Be Constructed in Orkhon Province
Ulaanbaatar,
May 13 (MONTSAME) A hydro accumulation power plant is planned to be erected in
Orkhon province.
The
construction work will be completed by a domestic “Erdenet Factory” company
together with Slovakian “Marcus Industry” company based on local technology
park.
Last week,
three engineers from Slovakia delivered a report about their research in the
province.
This power
station will have a capacity of 100MB and two pools, and it intends to produce
cheaper energy during night time.
As expected, a
sum of 400 million USD will be required for this station which included in work
list under the concession contract.
Furthermore,
the sides will work on its economic feasibility and finance matters after the
“Marcus Industry” company can reach agreement with the Ministry of Energy.
Air Pistol Championships Held in Ulaanbaatar
Ulaanbaatar,
May 13 (MONTSAME) National air pistol championships named after ‘Buudagch’
(Shooter) Club were held in Ulaanbaatar.
In men’s
category, E.Davaasuren from Aldar Sports grabbed a gold medal, followed by his
brother E.Badamgarav and O.Togoldor. In women’s category, O.Gundegmaa from
Aldar Sports bagged a gold medal leading thirty shooters and achieving 199.3
points. O.Gudegmaa was followed by T.Gantuul and Ts.Monkhzul.
SUMO/ Hakuho, Kakuryu win while Harumafuji survives scare on Day 2
May 13
(asahi.com) Yokozuna Harumafuji survived another close call at the hands of
Aoiyama on May 12 as all three Mongolian grand champions posted wins on the
second day of the Summer Grand Sumo Tournament.
Fighting in the
day's final bout at Ryogoku Kokugikan in Tokyo, Harumafuji clearly had his
hands full with the 196-kilogram top maegashira.
Harumafuji was
shoved back several times by his opponent and almost touched the dirt with his
hand, but prevailed when he got his shoulder in the chest of the giant
Bulgarian and drove him out over the ridge to improve to 1-1.
Harumafuji lost
to komusubi Yoshikaze on Day 1 and was in no mood to take a second straight
loss so early in the 15-day meet. Aoiyama dropped to 0-2.
In other major
bouts, newly promoted yokozuna Kakuryu won his second straight bout when he
overpowered Yoshikaze.
After butting
heads shortly after the face-off, Mongolian Kakuryu calmly stepped to the side
and swatted his opponent out over the straw ridge. Yoshikaze, who appeared
stunned by the blow to the head, dropped to 1-1.
Kakuryu became
the 71st yokozuna when he was promoted to sumo's highest rank after going 14-1
and winning the spring tournament in March.
Yokozuna
Hakuho, who is bidding for his 29th Emperor's Cup, had little patience for the
diminutive grappler Takekaze.
Despite losing
a grip on the belt of the top maegashira, Hakuho calmly shoved his opponent out
to pick up his second straight win. Takekaze, who dropped to 0-2, was no match
for the powerful Mongolian.
Ozeki
Kisenosato stayed undefeated at 2-0 with a comfortable win over Chiyootori.
Kisenosato quickly shoved the komusubi wrestler back several steps at the
face-off and sent him out to his second straight defeat.
Ozeki
Kotoshogiku also kept a clean slate and improved to 2-0 when he got both arms
around Takarafuji and bulldozed the winless No. 2 maegashira out for his second
loss.
No. 3
maegashira Aminishiki, who has a reputation for beating higher-ranked
wrestlers, was true to form when he sent sekiwake Goeido tumbling over the
straw ridge with several powerful thrusts to the upper body.
Aminishiki
improved to 2-0 while handing Goeido his first loss.
Egypt's
Osunaarashi was handed his first loss when he was shoved out by No. 11
maegashira Toyohibiki, who improved to 2-0. Osunaarashi, a No. 10 maegashira,
stands at 1-1.
Up-and-coming
grappler Endo was manhandled by No. 5 maegashira Shohozan, who deployed a
barrage of arm thrusts to send the No. 4 maegashira backpedaling over the straw
ridge.
Endo dropped to
1-1 while Shohozan is undefeated at 2-0.
National Draughts Championships to Be Held in Ulaanbaatar
Ulaanbaatar,
May 13 (MONTSAME) National draughts adult championships are planned to run in
Bayanzurkh district of the capital city on May 13 – 22.
The
championships will be held in two categories of men and women, and in each
category, fourteen draughts players will compete for the championship titles.
At qualifying stages held earlier, these 28 players were awarded with rights to
participate in these finale contests.
At the
championships, games will be held in the Fisher system with time control of 80
minutes and one minute per move. Champions and runner-ups will be awarded with
rights to take part in the 2014 Asian Championship in Bangkok, Thailand on June
10 - 15.
Mongolia-Austria Business Meeting in Ulaanbaatar Scheduled on May 26, 2014
May 13
(infomongolia.com) Mongolian National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MNCCI)
in association with Advantage Austria are organizing the Mongolia-Austria
Business Meeting in Ulaanbaatar at 09:00 am in MNCCI building on May 26, 2014.
At the meeting,
following companies representing Austria will attend:
- AME
International GmbH, a global healthcare technology solution provider based in
Vienna, with extensive know how in developing, implementing, operating and
financing international health care projects to cooperate and seek partners in
Mongolia;
- Plasser &
Theurer, an Austrian manufacturer of rail track maintenance and track laying
machines, to propose its products and services;
- Norbert
Schaller GmbH, a one-stop planning, project development and construction
management services provider, equipment supplier and technological consultant,
cooperate and seek partners in Mongolia;
- Hoffinger
Solutions GmbH, strategy consulting, development and strategic planning
evaluation for company or organization, to establish a joint venture in
Mongolia;
- EOSS
Industries GmbH, provides funding, management know-how, strategic exchanges and
opportunities, to establish a joint venture in Mongolia;
- UniCredit
Bank Austria AG, better known as Bank Austria, is a Central and Eastern
European bank;
- Rosenbauer
International AG, one of the world’s three largest manufacturers of
fire-service vehicles, based in Leonding, Austria, to cooperate and seek
partners in Mongolia;
- Bilfinger VAM
Anlagentechnik GmbH, a leading edge company in industrial plant engineering and
pipework construction as well as apparatuses, vessels and tanks for many
decades, to cooperate and seek partners in Mongolia;
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