Mongolia to mark 90th anniversary of mining sector
Mongolia’s Ministry of Mineral Resources and Energy is making plans to commemorate this year’s 90th anniversary of the establishment of the country’s mining sector.
Deputy Mineral Resources and Energy Minister B.Ariunsan will lead a commission overseeing commemorative events, which will commence in March. The ministry plans to organize conferences, forums, exhibits, and meetings with the cooperation of other ministries and NGOs.
The ministry is planning to hold conferences on the following themes: “Mongolia and Spar,” “Facing Problems of Infrastructure Development in the Mining Sector,” “Coal Export: Market, Price, Quality, and Transportation,” and “Metal Processing and its Positive Effects.” The ministry will also launch a website to promote the mining sector, and organize a forum under the president’s sponsorship at the end of the year.
The deputy chief of the ministry’s Mining and Heavy Industry Policy Office, Ch.Tsogtbaatar, stated that the Nalaikh mining project opened in 1922 and the mining sector has developed intensively in recent years. But he said there are still problems with production and the manufacture of value-added products.
Deputy Mineral Resources and Energy Minister B.Ariunsan will lead a commission overseeing commemorative events, which will commence in March. The ministry plans to organize conferences, forums, exhibits, and meetings with the cooperation of other ministries and NGOs.
The ministry is planning to hold conferences on the following themes: “Mongolia and Spar,” “Facing Problems of Infrastructure Development in the Mining Sector,” “Coal Export: Market, Price, Quality, and Transportation,” and “Metal Processing and its Positive Effects.” The ministry will also launch a website to promote the mining sector, and organize a forum under the president’s sponsorship at the end of the year.
The deputy chief of the ministry’s Mining and Heavy Industry Policy Office, Ch.Tsogtbaatar, stated that the Nalaikh mining project opened in 1922 and the mining sector has developed intensively in recent years. But he said there are still problems with production and the manufacture of value-added products.
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