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Herders May Not Have Their 50,000 Solar Converters
Thursday, 07 December 2006
The National Auditing Office has recently made an inspection on the “100,000 Solar Houses” project, which is being implemented by the government from 2000 to 2010. According to the report, the misappropriation of funds, lack of financial documentation and no oversight may lead to the projects demise.
 
Herders May Not Have Their 50,000 Solar Converters
Thursday, 07 December 2006
The National Auditing Office has recently made an inspection on the “100,000 Solar Houses” project, which is being implemented by the government from 2000 to 2010. According to the report, the misappropriation of funds, lack of financial documentation and no oversight may lead to the projects demise.
 
Officials Shy on Vostok Nefte Gaz Stability Agreement
Tuesday, 05 December 2006
Mongolian government workers declined to give out information about a stability agreement with the Russian invested Vostock Nefte Gaz Company which was signed in October, 2005, according to government and company officials.

“The Mongolian government signed a stability agreement with Vostock Nefte Gaz Company to establish an oil refinery. I support this project because it is very profitable for Mongolia such as increasing jobs, Mongolian people will get more income from this refinery, it would reduce the petroleum price in Mongolia and other productions following this industry,” B. Jargalsaikhan, Minister of Industry and Trade told MonInfo Monday.

 
Officials Shy on Vostok Nefte Gaz Stability Agreement
Tuesday, 05 December 2006
Mongolian government workers declined to give out information about a stability agreement with the Russian invested Vostock Nefte Gaz Company which was signed in October, 2005, according to government and company officials.

“The Mongolian government signed a stability agreement with Vostock Nefte Gaz Company to establish an oil refinery. I support this project because it is very profitable for Mongolia such as increasing jobs, Mongolian people will get more income from this refinery, it would reduce the petroleum price in Mongolia and other productions following this industry,” B. Jargalsaikhan, Minister of Industry and Trade told MonInfo Monday.

 
Solar Converter Tender Re-announced with Controversy
Wednesday, 29 November 2006
The Fuel and Energy Ministry has re-announced the tender for delivery of 21,500 solar electricity converters within a timeframe of 15 days, until December, 12. According to officials at the Ministry, the previous tender was postponed, because the prices offered by the participants surpassed the budget approved by the government which is MNT 8 billion.
 
Solar Converter Tender Re-announced with Controversy
Wednesday, 29 November 2006
The Fuel and Energy Ministry has re-announced the tender for delivery of 21,500 solar electricity converters within a timeframe of 15 days, until December, 12. According to officials at the Ministry, the previous tender was postponed, because the prices offered by the participants surpassed the budget approved by the government which is MNT 8 billion.
 
Government Strives for More Info to Countryside
Tuesday, 28 November 2006
Many countryside families in Mongolia’s far west, often referred to as the least connected to Ulaanbaatar, who only had access to one television channel will now receive four different stations being broadcast from Ulaanbaatar, according to a government project.
 
Government Strives for More Info to Countryside
Tuesday, 28 November 2006
Many countryside families in Mongolia’s far west, often referred to as the least connected to Ulaanbaatar, who only had access to one television channel will now receive four different stations being broadcast from Ulaanbaatar, according to a government project.
 
Management of Construction Quality to be Discussed
Tuesday, 21 November 2006
The Coordinate Center for construction research, advertisement and information informed that they will hold a seminar among companies and entities involved in construction sector Wednesday, discussing issues on management and the formulation of consistent construction quality monitoring.
 
Management of Construction Quality to be Discussed
Tuesday, 21 November 2006
The Coordinate Center for construction research, advertisement and information informed that they will hold a seminar among companies and entities involved in construction sector Wednesday, discussing issues on management and the formulation of consistent construction quality monitoring.
 
Korean L-Systech Ready to Call Minister to Court
Friday, 17 November 2006
D.J. Roberts, a consultant for the Korean L-Systech company which proposed the lowest cost during international bidding to provide herder families with solar electricity converters said that the cancelling of the tender by the Minister of Fuel and Energy was unlawful, and that L-Systech is ready to apply to an international court.
 
Korean L-Systech Ready to Call Minister to Court
Friday, 17 November 2006
D.J. Roberts, a consultant for the Korean L-Systech company which proposed the lowest cost during international bidding to provide herder families with solar electricity converters said that the cancelling of the tender by the Minister of Fuel and Energy was unlawful, and that L-Systech is ready to apply to an international court.
 
АХБ Монгол улсын Хөдөө аж ахуйг хөгжүүлэх зээлийн төслийг авч үзнэ
Thursday, 16 November 2006
Азийн Хөгжлийн Банк (АХБ)-аас $1 сая ам.долларын техник туслалцааны буцалтгүй тусламж болон боломжит зээлээр дамжуулан Монгол улсын хөдөө аж ахуйн салбарын бүтээгдхүүнийг экспортод гаргах боломжийг нэмэгдүүлэхэд АХБ туслана гэж энэ долоо хоногт тус банкнаас гаргасан хэвлэлийн мэдээнд мэдэгджээ.
 
International Incoming Calls Problems to be Solved soon: Working Group
Wednesday, 08 November 2006
Communications Regulatory Committee officials said that an inspection on the operating companies regarding problems with international incoming calls to Mongolia started last week in order to find out who is operating illegally.
 
International Incoming Calls Problems to be Solved soon: Working Group
Wednesday, 08 November 2006
Communications Regulatory Committee officials said that an inspection on the operating companies regarding problems with international incoming calls to Mongolia started last week in order to find out who is operating illegally.