Mongolia Brief April 24, 2014 Part II
R.Amarjargal
MP attends Institute Fund Summit 2014 Asia
Ulaanbaatar,
April 24 (MONTSAME) A former Prime Minister R.Amarjargal MP delivered a keynote
speech at the Institute Fund Summit 2014 Asia held April 22-23 at the
Peninsula Hotel in Hong Kong.
As a honored
guest at the event, Mr Amarjargal took part in discussions concerning investment
opportunities and challenges, and also made the closing remarks at the summit.
He informed that Mongolian parliament has passed some vital legal documents
including the new law on investment, the laws on investment fund and on
securities, and then urged the biggest investors at the summit to make
investments to Mongolia.
The
participants considered at the summit investment opportunities and challenges
for Asia, studying direct investments, working out policies and protecting
investments as well as investors.
Co-founded by
Michael Maduell and Carl Linaburg, the Sovereign Wealth Fund Institute (SWI)
has been created to provide information, intelligence, and analysis on
sovereign wealth funds, public pensions, central banks, superannuation funds
and other long-term public investors. In addition, the institute was developed
to provide unbiased information and intelligence to an opaque market. They host
global forums and summits for asset owners such as sovereign wealth funds,
pensions, superannuation funds and central banks.
It is a global
organization designed to study sovereign wealth funds and other long-term
governmental investors in the areas of investing, asset allocation, risk,
governance, economics, policy, trade, and other relevant issues.
University
of Agriculture to host int’l conference
Ulaanbaatar,
April 24 (MONTSAME) A foreign language center of the School of Natural Sciences
at the Mongolian University of Agriculture (MUA) will organize an international
scientific conference on April 28.
With a theme
“Ways of motivating students to learn foreign language”, the forthcoming
conference is expected to bring together some 50 scholars and scientists from
five countries Russia, China, USA, Japan and South Korea. Moreover, teachers
and scientists from the Mongolia’s University of Humanities, the Mongolian
University of Science and Technology and “Orkhon” private university will
participate in the conference.
Main objectives
of the event are to strengthen learning environment for foreign languages,
improving skills of young scholars and to stimulate students for studying
foreign languages.
Mongolian
wrestlers capture medals at Asian Wrestling Championships
Ulaanbaatar,
April 24 (MONTSAME) Freestyle wrestlers of the Mongolian national selected team
are successfully competing in the 2014 Asian Wrestling Championships running in
Astana, Kazakhstan.
On the first
day of the competitions kicked off Wednesday, international masters of sports
D.Tsogtbaatar and N.Zolboo won silver medals in the men’s 57 kg and 125 kg
weight categories, respectively. A sports master B.Shoovdor also grabbed a
silver medal in the women’s 58 kg contest. This is the 20th silver medal won by
Mongolian women at Asian Championships.
Other two
wrestlers B.Batmagnai (men’s 65 kg) and O.Uitumen (86 kg) won bronze medals.
On Thursday,
P.Onorbat (men’s 74 kg), D.Khuderbulga (men’s 96 kg) and E.Narangerel (women’s
48 kg) will compete for gold medals. Another Mongolian N.Lhamgarmaa (women’s 61
kg) will fight for a bronze medal against her South Korean rival.
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