Mongolia Brief May 21, 2014
Minister of Justice Meets President of Federal Criminal Police Office
Ulaanbaatar,
May 20 (MONTSAME) The Minister of Justice Kh.Temuujin Tuesday received visiting
Mr Jorg Ziercke, the president of the Federal Criminal Police Office of Germany
(Bundeskriminalamt).
At the meeting,
the Minister introduced to Mr Ziercke legal reforms running in Mongolia, and
said the police department of Mongolia has an aspiration to expand the
cooperation with its counterpart of Germany. Mongolia wants to study experience
of the Federal Criminal Police and to collaborate in improving professional
skills of staffers.
In turn, Mr
Ziercke highly spoke works done in frames of the legal reforms in Mongolia, and
emphasized an importance of enhancing the ties and cooperation between the
police departments.
Mongolia to cut the interest income tax
May 20
(business-mongolia.com) Following the high inflation rate in the country the
interest rate of saving account is high in Mongolia around 12%-14% annually.
Also, if you save in USD it will be around 4-6% annually. However, there is a
high interest income tax for foreigners who save in dollars. Today, Mongolian
government and the Central Bank is discussing on removing the tax burden to
attract more account holders in Mongolian Banks. Perhaps it is one of the
measures the government is taking to attract foreign currency inflows.
Russian servicemen to take part in int'l military drills in Mongolia
May 21 (Voice
of Russia) More than 65 units of military hardware belonging to troops of the
Russian Eastern military district will take part in the active stage of a drill
for liquidation of assumed "illegal armed formations" in the
framework of international maneuvers "Selenga-2014", the press
service of the Eastern Military District told ITAR-TASS, quoting an agreement
reached by Russia and Mongolia in the second round of consultations on the
joint maneuvers.
The Russian
side is planning to deliver to Mongolia 152mm self-propelled artillery
installations Akatsiya, multiple-rocket launch systems Grad, air defense
self-propelled installations Shilka, helicopters Mi-24 belonging to an Air
Force base of the Eastern military district stationed in the Baikal region, the
press service said.
The Russian
commanders are planning to reinforce a ground force component of the Russian
troops sent to the exercises, employing more than 20 personnel armored
carriers, seven T-72 tanks and several 120mm mortar launchers Vasilyok.
All the
hardware will be delivered from Russia to Mongolia by a military train. The
hardware will be unloaded at Bayan-Tumen railway station in Mongolia from where
it will move to the area where a field camp of the joint group of troops will
be stationed.
The
Russo-Mongolian exercises "Selenga-2014" will be held on a test range
in Choybalsan, Mongolia, in the third decade of August. Around 500 Russian
servicemen of a motor-rifle regiment, permanently stationed in Buryatia (Baikal
region, Russia) will take part in the joint maneuvers with an overall number of
around a thousand participants.
Related:
Sixth Russian-Mongolian Joint
Military Field Exercises, "Selenge 2014" to Be Organized in Dornod
Aimag of Mongolia – infomongolia.com,
May 21
President of Russian Federation Accepts All Initiations
Extended by President of Mongolia to Strengthen Bilateral Cooperation
May 21 (infomongolia.com)
On May 20, 2014, President of Mongolia, Mr. Tsakhia ELBEGDORJ held a meeting with
the President of the Russian Federation, Mr. Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin in Shanghai
during the participation at the Fourth Summit of the Conference on Interaction
and Confidence Building Measures in Asia (CICA).
The meeting was
arranged in a hotel, where President V.V.Putin is staying and at the beginning
of meeting, Russian President mentioned long lasting traditionally historical
friendly ties between the two countries and expressed optimistic future tendencies.
President also emphasized the 75th anniversary of the victory by
Soviet-Mongolian Army over the Kwantung Army of Japan in the Battles at the
River Khalkh, Mongolia, which will be celebrating in August 2014, is a part of
historical relations and stressed, “Nevertheless, our two countries have some
issues to communicate, in particular, on how to further expand relations and
how to change economic structure in terms of mutually beneficial cooperation”.
At the meeting
President Ts.Elbegdorj expressed his willingness to discuss on several topics,
for instances, railway transit transportation, celebration of the Khalkh Gol
anniversary as well as to abolish visa formalities between citizens of the two countries,
and noted, “Mongolia is located between the People’s Republic of China and the
Russian Federation, and by the means of this geographical location, the transit
by rail and other transport means via Mongolian territory is the shortest way
to connect the two neighbors and would be very significant. Therefore, we would
like to collaborate in mutually beneficial by choosing most optimal solution to
develop railway transportation. In this regard, by organizing
Russia-China-Mongolia trilateral and Russia-Mongolia bilateral dialogues would
play an important role”.
Mongolian
President also proposed to organize trilateral dialogue on railway transit
transportation in Ulaanbaatar and added, “Railway and transit transportation
issues are related to the interests of both countries and is a strategic issue.
In upcoming August, the 75th anniversary of the victory at Khalkh River will be
marking, this is our joint victory, therefore, we would like to celebrate this
historical event together and please accept our invitation to participate”.
President of
the Russian Federation assured all initiations extended by the President of
Mongolia and expressed his readiness to revise and collaborate, moreover
invited President Ts.Elbegdorj to visit Moscow.
The separate
meeting conducted between the Presidents of Mongolia and the Russian Federation
was concluded in a friendly atmosphere focused on strengthening bilateral
economic traditional cooperation and topics discussed between the two states of
head will be considered during the upcoming an official visit of the Prime
Minister of Mongolia, N.Altankhuyag to Saint Petersburg, Russia.
Related:
President
Elbegdorj Meets with Russian Counterpart – Montsame, May 21
Swedish Ambassador Visits City Library
Ulaanbaatar,
May 21 (MONTSAME) The Ambassador of Sweden to Mongolia Mr Lars Freden visited
Wednesday the Khan-Uul district library, an affiliated library of the city main
library named after Mongolian writer D.Natsagdorj.
The Ambassador
is paying a working visit to Ulaanbaatar in connection with the 50th
anniversary of the establishment of Mongolia-Sweden diplomatic relationship,
which falls on this June 6.
In the
library, Mr Freden gave pupils of the city school no. 4 copies of books by a
Swedish writer of fiction and screenplays Astrid Lindgren, best known for
children’s book series featuring ‘Pippi Longstocking’, ‘Karlsson-on-the-Roof’
and ‘the Six Bullerby Children’. Astrid Lindgren is well-known here for
‘Karlsson on the Roof’.
Local Health Department to Get New Ambulances
Ulaanbaatar,
May 21 (MONTSAME) In frames of a "National Emergency Network"
program, a health department of Omnogobi province is to acquire three
Germany-made ambulance cars.
They will be
supplied by Nordhorn district-headquartered “Was” company. The Mongolian
specialists have already got acquainted with the cars and an operation system
in Germany.
The ambulances
will be put on service to the local inhabitants in near future.
SUMO/ Hakuho maintains slim lead over Kisenosato, Ikioi on Day 10
May 20 (Asahi
Shimbun) Grand champion Hakuho overpowered Tochiozan on May 20 to stay
undefeated and in sole possession of the lead with five days remaining in the
Summer Grand Sumo Tournament.
In the day's
final bout at Tokyo's Ryogoku Kokugikan, Hakuho was given a brief scare when he
was knocked off balance by the sekiwake grappler but, showing the poise of a
yokozuna, recovered to calmly force down his opponent and improve to a perfect
10-0. Tochiozan fell to 6-4.
Mongolian
Hakuho, who is bidding for his 29th Emperor's Cup, maintained his one-win lead
over ozeki Kisenosato and No. 5 maegashira Ikioi.
In other major
bouts, grand champion Kakuryu, who was handed his third loss on May 19, got
back on the winning track when he got a right-hand grip on the belt of
Aminishiki and hoisted the No. 3 maegashira out to improve to 7-3. Aminishiki
fell to an even 5-5.
It's been a
rough debut at sumo's highest rank for the Mongolian Kakuryu, who hasn't looked
as sharp as he was in the spring tourney where he went 14-1.
Grand champion
Harumafuji of Mongolia improved to 8-2 when he got an armlock on Goeido and
shoved the sekiwake out over the edge to his fifth loss.
Kisenosato kept
the pressure on Hakuho and improved to 9-1 when he posted a hard-fought win
over fellow ozeki Kotoshogiku. Kisenosato was pushed back to the edge by the
determined Kotoshogiku, but recovered to shove his opponent out and stay in the
title chase. Kotoshogiku, who got a bloody nose at the face-off, dropped to
5-5.
Fifth-ranked
maegashira Ikioi also stayed in the title hunt at 9-1 when he used an armlock
throw to send No. 8 maegashira Takayasu sprawling to the dirt surface and his
fifth loss.
Crowd favorite
Endo, a No. 4 maegashira, was handed his fifth straight loss and fell to 4-6
when he was swatted down by No. 2 maegashira Chiyotairyu, who improved to 3-7.
Top maegashira
Aoiyama used a series of arm thrusts to send Yoshikaze back at the face-off
before swatting the komusubi down to improve to 5-5. Yoshikaze dropped to 3-7.
Komusubi
Chiyootori overpowered Takekaze to pick up his third win against seven losses.
Top maegashira Takekaze fell to a record of 5-5.
Further down
the ranks, No. 17 maegashira Sadanoumi improved to 8-2 when he forced out No.
10 maegashira Tochinowaka, who dropped to 6-4.
Egypt's
Osunaarashi, also a No. 10 maegashira, picked up his sixth win against four
losses when he swatted down Shohozan, a No. 5 maegashira, who fell to 5-5.
"Remote Control" to Participate at SIFF
Ulaanbaatar,
May 21 (MONTSAME) A Mongolian feature film "Remote Control" by
S.Byamba is to be screened at the 40th Seattle International Film Festival
/SIFF/ on May 22 and 24.
At the SIFF,
which is running May 15-June 8, our producer S.Byamba has been nominated for
“New Producer Award” together with twelve foreigners.
Previously, it
was included in the program of Belgium's "Moovee" international film
festival that ran April 27-May 4. After the SIFF, the "Remote
Control" is to be presented at international film festivals of Munich
(June 27-July 5), London (October 8-19) and Warsaw (October 10-19).
The film
revolves around Tsogoo (Enkhtaivan Bassandorj), a young man hailing from a
broken rural family -- alcoholic father, cold stepmother, a crooked elder
brother who has long bolted to the city -- whose regular milk-selling trips to
capital Ulaanbaatar has opened his eyes to a life (possibly) less ordinary.
After one bust-up too many with his parents, he leaves for the city and camps
atop an apartment block where he surveys everything below and begins to dream
of leading the lives he sees.
SIFF is the
largest festival in the USA and this year, it will screen 440 films: 198
features (plus 4 secret films), 60 documentaries, 14 archival films, and 168
shorts, representing 83 countries. The films include 44 World premieres (20
features, 24 shorts), 30 North American premieres (22 features, 8 shorts), and
14 US premieres (8 features, 6 shorts); the Shorts Competition section has yet
to be announced.
Altanbulag Free Trade Zone
May 21 (Mongolian
Economy) Yesterday, Mongolian officials met to discuss the new Altanbulag Free
Trade Zone (AFTZ) on Mongolia’s northern border with Russia. After investing
MNT 23 billion for the past 12 years, the opening ceremony will finally be held
next month on June 22. This Free Trade Zone opened discussions on how this new
development can impact Mongolia’s economy as well as company operations in the
near future.
Following the
opening ceremony, an exhibition will be held until the end of June in the AFTZ
allowing businessmen and all others who are interested in the project to
attend. To keep in spirits with celebration, there will be 60 containers that
can be filled with products, free of charge, to pass through the Free Trade
Zone into Russia.
This project aims
to better improve relations between both Russia and China by allowing the
circulation of products between China and Russia through Mongolia. Another Free
Trade Zone on the border of Mongolia and China in Manjuur, will further help
the transportation of Russian and Chinese products. The distance between
Manjuur and Altanbulag is 1320 kilometers, saving both nations lengthy travels
by channeling trade within Mongolia’s borders.
Russia and
China previously created a strategic partnership in 2015 that will amount to
approximately 100 billion USD in trade. 20% of the profits already pass through
the Free Trade Zone of Manjuur, and officials hope to see another 10% run
through Altanbulag in the near future. This project is expected to earn
Mongolia up to USD 100 million in profits. With this and tax free pressure for
the next five years, the project is expected to help the economy grow while
improving relations between both Russia and China.
With its
strategic location, Altabulag also boasts ease of travel. Russia residents can
enter Altanbulag without a visa and Mongolia residents can enter with a
driver’s license or their national ID. Due to this, transportation in and out
of the Free Trade Zone will flourish over time.
SDC Director-General Visits Ulaanbaatar to Celebrate Switzerland-Mongolia 50 Years of Diplomatic Relations and
10 Years of Cooperation
May 21
(infomongolia.com) In 2014, the Swiss Confederation and Mongolia are celebrating
the 50th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations and the 10th
anniversary of Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) in Mongolia.
To mark this
occasion, the SDC Director-General Mr. Martin Dahinden is visiting Ulaanbaatar
from May 20 to 22, where he will meet high-level government representatives and
represent Switzerland at the official celebrations.
The Swiss
Confederation and Mongolia have established diplomatic relations on May 22,
1964. In his capacity as representative of the Swiss Government at the 50th
anniversary celebrations, SDC Director-General and Ambassador Martin Dahinden
is meeting with the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Luvsanvandan BOLD, the
Deputy Minister of Industry and Agriculture Mr. Tsevegdorj TUVAAN, Minister of
Labor Mr. Yadamsuren SANJMYATAV and the Head of the “Justice” Coalition Mr.
Namdag BATTSEREG respectively in Ulaanbaatar on May 21, 2014. The talks will
focus on bilateral relations and Switzerland's activities in the context of
development cooperation. Other subjects of discussion will be cooperation on
migration, the fight against human trafficking and the Swiss Chairmanship of
the OSCE, where Mongolia is the most recent state joined the OSCE as the 57th
participating State.
Since
establishing diplomatic relations, Switzerland and Mongolia have maintained
friendly contacts and, since 2008, political consultations have taken place at
a two-yearly rhythm, most recently was held in Bern on March 24, 2014.
Switzerland has an excellent reputation in Mongolia. In particular,
Switzerland's model of direct democracy is highly regarded in Mongolian
Government circles.
Decentralizing
the system of the Government is a priority of Swiss Development Cooperation in
Mongolia. In addition, the SDC supports Mongolia in promoting civil society.
Other thematic priorities of Swiss development cooperation over the past ten
years, during which the countries' bilateral relations have been considerably
expanded, are agriculture and food security as well as vocational education and
training and small-scale mining.
In agriculture,
the SDC is currently involved in potato and vegetable growing (improved
varieties, seed and storage), providing support for herders’ cooperatives for
the purpose of improving use of pasture land, wool marketing, building up
veterinary facilities and introducing a national livestock insurance scheme.
In the field of
vocational education and training, the SDC focuses on the employability of
young people and adults, and supports the Mongolian government among other
things in developing short-term professional training programs and advisory
services.
The SDC
cooperation office in Ulaanbaatar was opened in 2004 and has been implementing
timely projects such as Pasture Management Project and Fighting Against
Desertification Project, and the Swiss Humanitarian Aid was provided to
Mongolia since 2001 during severe winter periods called “zud” or “dzud“.
Related:
Mongolia
and Switzerland Celebrating Anniversary of Diplomatic Relations – Montsame, May 21
Anniversary of Mongolia-Sweden Diplomatic Relations Begins
Ulaanbaatar,
May 21 (MONTSAME) A ceremony took place Tuesday in the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs to start the 50th anniversary of the Mongolia-Sweden
diplomatic relations.
The Minister of
Foreign Affairs L.Bold addressed the gathered among whom were L.Tsog, a Vice
Speaker of parliament; Yo.Otgonbayar, a head of the Mongolia-Sweden
inter-parliamentary group; heads of the diplomatic missions and international
organizations’ offices in Ulaanbaatar, and Honorary Consul of Sweden.
The FM said the
Mongolia-Sweden friendly relations and cooperation have been intensively
developing, high-level visits have been running, and the two countries can
expand the cooperation in the energy, mining, environment and other areas.
Concurrent
Non-Resident Ambassador of the Kingdom of Sweden to Mongolia Mr Lars Freden
underlined that an official visit of the Mongolian President to Sweden in 2012
forwarded a development of the relations and cooperation and fortified their
basis.
Mongolia and
Sweden established diplomatic relations on June 30 of 1964.
Foreign Minister Meets Swedish Ambassador
Ulaanbaatar,
May 21 (MONTSAME) The Minister of Foreign Affairs L.Bold Tuesday received Mr
Lars Freden, the Concurrent Non-Resident Ambassador of the Kingdom of Sweden to
Mongolia Tuesday.
Mr Bold
emphasized the 50th anniversary of the bilateral diplomatic relations
establishment, and expressed a satisfaction with an intensive development of
the bilateral relations and cooperation. He also affirmed that the Royal family
members of the Kingdom of Sweden have been invited to Mongolia, and then shared
views with the Ambassador on the cooperation in politics, economy, energy and
mining sectors.
The sides also
exchanged views on setting up an intergovernmental commission with a purpose of
widening the cooperation, and said it must have concrete directions.
Minister of Economic Development Submits Bills
Ulaanbaatar,
May 21 (MONTSAME) The Minister of Economic Development N.Batbayar Tuesday
submitted to the Speaker Z.Enkhbold bills on ratifying two credit agreements
for a programme on higher education and for a nutrition project, and one
financing agreement for developing ger areas.
A middle-term
programme for the Mongolia-Japan strategic partnership, approved during the
official visit of the Mongolian Premier to Japan, reflects an implementation of
a project on higher education of engineering and technology. Accordingly, this
project will be realized with a soft-loan from the Japanese side.
The credit and
financing agreements for the “Nutrition and social welfare project: Additional
financing” and for the programme on developing ger areas and investment
promotion must be ratified by parliament because they are considered as
documents on the credit from foreign country and international organization by
the law on international deals, Batbayar said.
N.Batbayar: Law on Purchasing Products and Services Must Be Amended
Ulaanbaatar,
May 21 (MONTSAME) The Minister of Economic Development N.Batbayar Tuesday
submitted to parliament a draft new wording of the law on purchasing products,
works and services. "This should be urgently discussed," he
emphasized.
The economic
growth of Mongolia is increasing recent years thanks to a boost in the mining
sector, but projects financed by the state budget are not being implemented on
time, showing thus less effectiveness under the current tender system. It
causes troubles in implementation of a development policy, "so the current
law on purchasing products, works and services with capitals of state and
localities budgets must be altered," the Minister said.
One of the main
objectives of the new wording is to abolish a delay in any project, program or
measure, Batbayar added.
Ulaanbaatar Mayor Works at ‘11 11’ Center
Ulaanbaatar
/MONTSAME/ During his interview given to the Cabinet’s "11 11" center
on Wednesday, Ulaanbaatar Mayor informed the city people on some actions.
In the city, he
said, people can own now lands in 52 areas, according to the City General
Planning dating February 2013. Today, 93 thousand out of 1.3 million people
living in the city have been given lands in the territories of Ulaanbaatar. In
order to avoid any burdens, software for land ownership application has become
available for the remaining 40 thousand, but applicants must be registered
as Ulaanbaatar residents earlier than the date of a relevant decision to
allot lands, he said.
This year,
projects on waste treatment, road building and crossroad extension will be
implemented under the city’s planned budget of 230 billion togrog, said the
Governor, referring a road building project to take place north of the Bogd
Khan Mountain, and the Yarmag road paving project in western Ulaanbaatar.
Yarmag road paving is expected to be completed before the Naadam festival (July
11), facilitating travels from the city to the horse race areas.
The City Mayor
also talked about ongoing projects in urban areas, which include sidewalks
building and extending, increasing green facilities and planning of tour areas
by the Tuul River. The ger (national dwelling) re-planning is continuing
persistent with the plans, he noted. Proper infrastructural development will
reach every corner of the city by 2030, with 80-100 thousand apartments to
shelter the city residents.
Reforms will
begin in the urban public transports this fall, he said. The city buses will
not be allowed to carry more than ten standing passengers.
Delegation of Nepalese Government Visiting
Ulaanbaatar
/MONTSAME/ A delegation of Nepal’s Ministries for Children, Women and Social
Welfare and of Justice, Domestic Affairs and Labour are paying a visit here.
The delegation
is getting familiarized with some state organizations who focuses on combating
against human trafficking. About this and more has told the guests State
Secretary of the Ministry of Justice J.Bayartsetseg.
Our parliament
passed the law on combating human trafficking in 2012, making a vital step in
creating a legal environment for fighting against this crime. The law aims to
put control over the crime, to increase participation of state organizations,
NGOs and citizens in combating, to ensure rights of victims, to rehabilitate
their health, help them get socialized, to save their reputation, freedom and
personal security, Bayartsetseg said.
The delegation
will be here until Friday.
Prime Minister to Visit Russia
Ulaanbaatar,
May 21 (MONTSAME) The Prime Minister N.Altankhuyag will head to the Russian
Federation on Thursday.
The Premier
will take part in international economic forum that will run at initiative of
the Russian President Vladimir Putin. He has been invited by the Russian side.
Some sources
say the Premier is expected to meet with Mr Putin. The two countries plan to
exchange views on building the Russia-China gas pipelines and other five pipes
through Mongolian territory, and on the Mongolia-Russia relations.
The Premier's
visit will last until May 25.
"Consult Expo-2014" Fair Opens
Ulaanbaatar,
May 21 (MONTSAME) With a financial support of the Business Advisory Service
/BAS/ of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development /EBRD/, the
“Consult Expo-2014” fair opened at the National Chamber of Commerce and
Industry on Wednesday.
This two-day
action has been organized by the Institute of Mongolian Management Consultants.
It has brought together 50 private and non-government consulting
organizations that offer advisory services in marketing, management, research,
human resources, business planning, finance, audit, insurance, investment, IT,
engineering and mining.
During the
fair, specialized consultants are giving professional service to businessmen
and entrepreneurs.
The opening
ceremony was attended by Ts.Javsanjav, a deputy director of the Chamber,
N.Battogtokh, a head of Small and Medium Enterprise Development Department at
the Ministry of Labor, and Mr Matthieu Le Blan, the Permanent Representative of
the EBRD in Mongolia.
The EBRD's
Business Advisory Services in Mongolia was established in 2008 with an aim to
support small- and medium-sized business people and to connect them to foreign
and domestic consultants.
Uvs Province Receives Wheat Grain
Ulaanbaatar,
May 21 (MONTSAME) As a result of earlier-established cooperation memorandum
between the provincial administration and the Russian importers, farmers of the
northern Uvs province have received two sorts of high quality wheat grain
imported from Russia.
The provincial
administration spent 110 million togrog from the Province Development Fund to
improve the quality of the wheat sown by the locals. The aimag imported 125 ton
of wheat grain of so-called Altaisky-70 and Cantigersky-89 sorts to give the
farmers.
US Basketball Team to Have Friendly Matches Here
Ulaanbaatar,
May 21 (MONTSAME) In celebration of the 10th anniversary, SBL Khasyn Khulguud,
Mongolian basketball club has invited to Mongolia the U.S. Eagles basketball
team playing in the US National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Men’s
Division I.
As a pleasant
surprise to the Mongolian basketball lovers, USA Eagles are to arrive in
Ulaanbaatar on May 23 to have friendly matches with SBL Khasyn Khulguud club
May 25, and with the national basketball team of Mongolia on May 26.
Boys’ Basketball Team Defeats Polish Rivals
Ulaanbaatar,
May 21 (MONTSAME) A boys’ team for basketball from the city’s 33rd secondary
school has defeated the Polish junior team from Plotzk city at a friendly match
on Monday.
The Mongolian
team gained more scores at every stage of the match. They are qualified to
compete in the friendly match in the Polish school from the junior league
championship of Ulaanbaatar which ran from February to April this year.
Meanwhile, a
girls’ team from the city’s 87th secondary school lost to the selected team of
Plotzk.
Following the
friendly matches, a head of the Plotzk-based “Mon-Pol” club granted the “Silver
Wolf” and “Bronze Wolf” cups to Mr T.Bayasakh, a deputy governor of Bayanzurkh
district, and to directors of the schools.
Provincial Artists to Perform in Europe
Ulaanbaatar,
May 21 (MONTSAME) Artists of musical drama theatre of Khovsgol province is to
tour European countries from May 28.
Aimed to
promote Mongolia abroad, this tour has been co-organized by the Mongolia-France
cultural center and “Uurdiin Mongol” non-government organization.
The artists are
planning their best performances in some 40 European countries within three
months. On May 24, they will give this concert at the Trade Union Cultural
Palace in the UB city.
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