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Mongolia's economic growth to stay muted for 2022: ADB www.xinhuanet.com

April 6 (Xinhua) -- Mongolia's economic growth is expected to stay muted in 2022, constrained by high inflation, persistent trade disruptions, tighter external financing conditions and complex geopolitical risks in 2022, said an Asian Development Bank (ADB) report released on Wednesday.
The Asian country's economic growth is projected to expand 2.3 percent in 2022 before climbing to 5.6 percent in 2023, supported by domestic demand, investment, and recovery in industry, agriculture and services, the ADB said in its flagship annual economic report, Asian Development Outlook 2022.
"Previously, the ADB forecast that Mongolia's economy would grow by 5.7 percent in 2022. However, the continued border restrictions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and an ongoing geopolitical conflict that began on Feb. 24 has been affecting not only the Mongolian economy but also the regional and global economic growth," said Sandagdorj Bold, a senior economics officer of the ADB.
Persistent high inflation and continued trade disruptions limit monetary and fiscal room, requiring a comprehensive macroeconomic policy adjustment plan to safeguard the economy, the ADB said.
Average inflation in Mongolia will accelerate further to 12.4 percent in 2022 as supply shocks and trade disruptions continue, and significantly higher fuel prices translate into higher business costs, according to the bank.
Under the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent border closures, Mongolia's economy contracted by 4.6 percent in 2020 and expanded by an anemic 1.4 percent in 2021
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China-Mongolia land port sees robust growth in freight exports www.xinhuanet.com

The land port of Erenhot in north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region saw its freight transport export volume increase 41.4 percent year on year in the first quarter of this year, local authorities have said.
In the first three months, 642,000 tonnes of freight were exported via the port, according to the Erenhot station under the China Railway Hohhot Group Co., Ltd.
During the period, the port logged 734 China-Europe freight trains, up 25.7 percent year on year, said Yun Zhijun, director of the Erenhot station's dispatch desk.
Currently, 57 China-Europe freight train routes pass through Erenhot Port, the largest land port on the China-Mongolia border.
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Steppe Gold pours first gold, ramps up production in Mongolia www.kitko.mn

Steppe Gold (TSX: STGO) said today that the company completed its first gold pour in Mongolia and concluded its first sale in late March.
The gold pour was 1,532 ounces of gold with gross proceeds of US$2.93m.
The company added it continues crushing and stacking operations and has recommenced mining with operations in all active pits.
Steppe plans to produce over 100,000 ounces of gold from the oxide zones in 2022 and 2023.
President and CEO Bataa Tumur-Ochir commented, "We are very pleased to be back in production and to conclude our first gold pour and sale for the year. With an estimated 80,000 ounces of gold in inventory, ramp-up of production continues and we look forward to a very active year of production and strong cash flow, as well as expansion and exploration on both of our licenses."
by Vladimr Basov
Steppe Gold is Mongolia’s premier precious metals company and is projected to produce over 100k ounce of gold from the current operational oxide zone of ATO gold mine in 2022 and 2023.
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Russian companies holding meetings with local authorities to discuss gas pipeline project www.montsame.mn

The natural gas pipeline connecting Russia and China will go through the territory of Mongolia, passing through six aimags for a total distance of 962.9 km. As an agreement has been signed between the sides of Mongolia and Russia on conducting studies for the project, the Russian companies in charge of carrying out the works have begun to hold their first meetings with the side of Mongolia - local governing bodies.
The first meetings took place in Darkhan-Uul and Tuv aimags. As 38.3 km of the gas pipeline will be passing through Darkhan-Uul aimag, representatives of Russia’s ‘Gazoprovod Soyuz Vostok’ and ‘Soyuz Vostok’ companies as well as ‘Erdenes Gas’ project held a meeting with the aimag's authorities last week. During the meeting, they discussed issuing a permission to conduct an engineering study for the project, sharing information on entities that run operations near the gas pipeline’s location, and appointing an official to be in charge of project cooperation.
Aside from Ulaanbaatar city, the natural gas pipeline will pass through a total of 20 soums in six aimags, which includes Selenge, Darkhan-Uul, and Dornogobi.
CEO of ‘Gazoprovod Soyuz Vostok’ LLC Ye.N.Aseev said, “This is one of the first meetings we are holding with Mongolia’s aimag governors and authorities. It is fully possible for the local workforce to be involved in the initial works to be carried out for the gas pipeline. Furthermore, it is also possible for construction materials to be locally supplied.”
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Mongolian Economic Forum starts www.montsame.mn

The Mongolian Economic Forum 2022 that aims to discuss ways to speed up the country’s development has kicked off today at State House.
The two-day forum, which brings together representatives from government, private sector, civil society and academia, is taking place as part of the New Revival Policy.
The New Revival Policy is a medium term program aimed at strengthening the country’s economic independence through partnerships between public and private sectors and with investors, mitigating the economic impact of the pandemic, eradicating impediments to development, and paving the way for the implementation of Vision 2050 long term development policy.
Prior to the forum, each of the six objectives in the New Revival Policy including energy revival, border ports revival, revival of the industrialization, rural and urban revival, green development revival, and revival of the state efficiency, were discussed at a series of meetings on March 21-29.
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Five Mongolians arrested, accused of plotting to kill politicians www.news.mn

The General Intelligence Agency of Mongolia has made a serious statement regarding a plot of terrorist activity by extremists in the country of 3.4 million.
The Intelligence arrested five extremists who suspected of planning a terrorist bomb and gun attack during future peaceful demonstrations in Mongolia’s capital city of Ulaanbaatar and plotting to assassinate some politicians and senior civil servants.
Materials found in the men’s possession “reinforces the impression that gives reason to suspect them of terrorist offences”, the GIA said in a statement.
A total of 12 guns and 861 rounds of ammunition used for civilian and military proposes and explosives were recovered during searches at their homes, cars and offices.
Photos released by the GIA showed weapons confiscated from the group including a semi-automatic rifle, explosive devices and bundles of dynamite.
Terrorism arrests in Mongolia are rare.
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Pakistan’s wrestlers to train in Mongolia ahead of the Asian Championship www.news.mn

Pakistan’s premier wrestler Mohammad Inam sees the 15-day training with the Asian wrestlers ahead of the Asian Championship in Mongolia.
“This is a big opportunity for us ahead of the Commonwealth Games to feature in an event and before that to train for 15 days in Mongolia with the Asian wrestlers. It will exactly tell us where we stand now in mat wrestling and on which areas we will have to work ahead of the Commonwealth Games. So it will be very helpful for us,” Inam told ‘The News’. “It will be a learning period for us and we will try to learn more and then feature in the Asian event,” Inam added.
Inam and the Youth Olympics bronze medallist Inayatullah along with their coach Ghulam Fareed will were scheduled to fly out of Lahore for Mongolia in the wee hours of Wednesday (today) to undergo a 15-day training before featuring in the Asian Championship pencilled in for April 19-24 in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia.
However, wrestler Mohammad Bilal will leave on April 19 to only feature in the Asian Championship in 57 kilogramme.
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Mongolia adds 81 new COVID-19 infections www.xinhuanet.com

April 5 (Xinhua) -- Mongolia reported 81 new COVID-19 local cases over the past 24 hours, bringing the national count to 469,831, according to a statement by the country's health ministry on Tuesday.
Meanwhile, no new deaths from COVID-19 were reported in the past day, and the country's death toll has remained unchanged at 2,108.
Mongolians have basically returned to normal life due to high vaccination coverage and declining daily infections. The country has resumed in-person classes for all levels of educational institutions and fully opened its borders to foreign tourists, who will not be required to have a polymerase chain reaction (PCR) test or to be quarantined.
So far, 66.8 percent of the country's total population of 3.4 million has received two COVID-19 vaccine doses, 1,033,333 people have received a third dose, and 115,765 have received a fourth dose voluntarily.
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Almost everyone now breathing polluted air, warns WHO www.news.un.org

Noting that fossil fuels are responsible for most of the harmful emissions that are linked to acute and chronic sickness, the World Health Organization (WHO) called for tangible steps to curb their use.
The UN agency also urged more governments to take note that it has made significant revisions to its air quality indicators, including for particulate matter - known as PM2.5 - that can enter the bloodstream, along with nitrogen dioxide (NO2), another common urban pollutant and precursor of particulate matter and ozone.
Lower level
“It has been recognised that air pollution has an impact at a much lower level than previously thought,” said Dr. Sophie Gumy, Technical Officer at WHO’s Department of Environment, Climate Change and Health.
“So, with all the new evidence that has come up over the last 15 years since the last WHO air quality guideline update, most of the values of the guidelines levels have been reduced. So (for) particulate matter it has been reduced by two, and for nitrogen dioxide it has been reduced by four.”
According to the WHO, low and middle-income countries still experience greater exposure to unhealthy levels of particulate matter compared to the global average, but nitrogen dioxide patterns “are different, showing less difference between high and low and middle-income countries”.
Invisible danger
The agency’s data indicates that 4.2 million people die from exposure to outdoor air pollution, in addition to the 3.8 million whose deaths are linked to household smoke produced by dirty stoves and fuels.
And based on WHO’s mathematical modelling of available air pollution data from 80 per cent of the world’s urban areas, it indicates that almost every one of us faces an increased risk of heart disease, stroke, lung disease, cancer and pneumonia.
As depressing and as dangerous as this situation is, the UN health agency insists that momentum has been growing for better air quality everywhere in the last decade.
Proof of this is the fact that more than 6,000 cities in 117 countries now monitor air quality, compared to 1,100 cities in 91 countries a decade ago.
Achieving cleaner air is also one of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals, and an increasing number of UN agencies have passed resolutions urging Member States to address the health impacts of smog-filled air.
Welcoming the increasing number of cities that have begun to measure air quality for the first time, Dr. Maria Neira, Director, WHO Department of Environment, Climate Change and Health, said that it was particularly significant that data is also being gathered on nitrogen dioxide.
NO2 “is a proxy indicator for traffic and it's telling us what is happening at urban level and how this gas that we know that is so damaging and causing so many of respiratory diseases - one of them being asthma - is increasing in many cities around the world.”
Despite this progress, “the bad news is that we still have a majority of cities who do not comply with the air quality guidelines,” said Dr. Gumy. “The people living in them are still breathing unhealthy levels of fine particulate matter and nitrogen dioxide, with people in low and middle-income countries suffering the highest exposures.”
Hot data
Released ahead of World Health Day on 7 April, the 2022 update of the World Health Organization’s air quality database includes for the first time ground measurements of nitrogen dioxide (NO2) and particulate matter with diameters equal or smaller than 10 microns (PM10) or 2.5 microns (PM2.5). Both groups of pollutants originate mainly from human activities related to fossil fuel combustion.
The new air quality database is the most extensive yet in its coverage of air pollution exposure on the ground, WHO says. Some 2,000 more cities/human settlements now record ground monitoring data for particulate matter, PM10 and/or PM2.5, than the last update. This marks an almost six-fold rise in reporting since the database launched in 2011.
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MoU signed on extending Chevening Scholarship www.montsame.mn

A Memorandum of Understanding was signed between the Ministry of Education and Science and the Embassy of the United Kingdom in Mongolia to extend the Chevening Scholarship Program.
During the signing ceremony, Minister L.Enkh-Amgalan stressed the need to increase the number of students studying in the UK in order to achieve the Government of Mongolia’s goal of training experts in developed countries.
The Minister also noted that the scholarship program is one of the largest investments in Mongolia’s education sector by the UK.
Since 1993 over 180 Mongolians studied in the UK with the scholarship and MoU with the Mongolian Government was first signed in 2013 to increase the number of students.
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