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“Agriculture, Food & Beverage 2021”, international online expo/face to face meetings www.b2bexpomongolia.com

Mongolian Business Database (MBD) launched online Expo for B2B meetings of some sectors. The recent event was “Cashmere, Wool, Fur & Leather” online Expo organized during 5-30 Dec, 2000, where 23 exhibitors attended from Russia, Mongolia and Scotland (UK), and of 61 “one-on-one” meetings successfully convened online, several business partnerships were generated.
We are pleased to announce the next EXPO “Agriculture, Food & Beverage 2021”, an international virtual B2B event taking place during 15 February through 10 March, 2021.
Technology supplier, manufacturer, designer, exporter/importer, agents, license holders and investors - all interested companies, organizations and individuals in the value chain of the industry are welcome to the event.
Please visit www.b2bexpomongolia.com for more information.
The registration will close on Feb 8.
For more details, please contact contact@mongolianbusinessdatabase.com or
phone +(976) 95760706, 99066396, 99066062.
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Foreign visitors to Mongolia fell by 89.5 pct in 2020 www.xinhuanet.com

Jan. 11 (Xinhua) -- The number of foreign visitors to Mongolia in 2020 plummeted by 89.5 percent from the previous year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, according to official data.
Mongolia received a total of 66,900 foreign visitors last year, the National Statistics Office said on Monday.
The sharp decline in foreign tourist arrivals is directly related to the prolonged measures to contain the global COVID-19 outbreak, according to the office.
Mongolia has taken measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19 since February 2020, including suspension of international passenger flights.
As of Monday, the Asian country has reported 1,442 COVID-19 cases, more than two-thirds of which were locally transmitted.
The country with a population of 3.3 million has so far registered two COVID-19-related deaths and 896 recoveries. Enditem
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Mongolia registers three coronavirus vaccines www.montsame.mn

Ulaanbaatar/MONTSAME/. “Mongolia has developed and approved a vaccine registration regulation this week. Accordingly, the National Committee for Immunizatin and Human Drug Council have convened and registered three main vaccines released worldwide -- ‘Pfizer and BioNTech,’ ‘AstraZeneca’ and ‘Moderna’ in the Mongolian drug registry,” reported Minister of Health T.Munkhsaikhan during his press briefing yesterday, January 10.

 

“Mongolia has an Immunization Law. Our country has an opportunity to immunize the entire population with vaccines registered by the World Health Organization and countries with strict drug regulations.”

When vaccinating the people, special attention would be paid to make all people have a vaccination record, added the Minister.

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13 new cases of COVID-19 recorded in Ulaanbaatar city www.montsame.mn

Ulaanbaatar /MONTSAME/ According to the National Center for Communicable Diseases, 13 new cases of COVID-19 were reported after performing PCR testing on 14,216 people nationwide on January 10.

 

All the newly detected cases were recorded in Ulaanbaatar city and the people, who are close contacts of the previously confirmed cases related to “Tenuun-Ogoo” Company, Achtan Hospital, “Munkhkhada” LLC, were diagnosed with the virus.

 

 

No new infections have been recorded in other aimags in the past 24 hours.

 

 

 

Mongolia now have a total of 1422 confirmed cases with 396 recoveries. 535 people are undergoing treatment. 

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India pressures Mongolia to complete oil pipeline on time www.mongoliaweekly.org

The Indian government has reaffirmed its commitment to building Mongolia's first oil refinery, but has also subtly pressured the Mongolian government to ensure an accompanying pipeline is constructed on time.
In a video conference with Chief Cabinet Secretary L. Oyun-Erdene and Mining Minister G. Yondon, India's Union Minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas & Steel, Shri Dharmendra Pradhan, said that he hoped Mongolia would finish connecting a crude oil pipeline to the refinery 'well before' it is opened.
The refinery will be small by international standards but should meet domestic requirements. (Unsplash)The refinery will be small by international standards but should meet domestic requirements. (Unsplash)
The refinery will be small by international standards but should meet domestic requirements. (Unsplash)
The refinery, which is largely funded by the Indian government through a line of credit extended during high-level visits in 2015, is being built in Altanshiree in Dornogovi province. It is scheduled for completion in 2022.
Despite producing and exporting thousands of barrels of oil per day, Mongolia depends on imports of finished petrochemicals from Russia to meet domestic demand.
The Mongol Refinery Project, as it is known, aims to reduce this dependence.
Interestingly, the refinery is apparently the largest project India is undertaking through its Lines of Credit program, which suggests New Delhi is keen to strengthen ties with Ulaanbaatar. The project is managed by the state-owned Engineers India Ltd.
However, the fact that the Indian government has gone public with its request for Mongolia to complete the pipeline before the refinery opens suggests it may be concerned about project slippage.
Pradhan said he "sought [Oyun-Erdene and Yondon's] cooperation in completing this pipeline well before the commissioning of the Refinery project."
In exchange, Pradhan indicated that India hoped to gain greater access to Mongolian mineral supplies.
"“We look forward to substantial partnerships with Mongolian companies in the areas of minerals, coal and steel," he said.
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Apple, Hyundai set to agree electric car tie-up, says Korea IT News www.reuters.com

SEOUL (Reuters) - Hyundai Motor and Apple Inc plan to sign a partnership deal on autonomous electric cars by March and start production around 2024 in the United States, local newspaper Korea IT News reported on Sunday.
The report follows a statement on Friday from Hyundai Motor that it was in early talks with Apple after another local media outlet said the companies aimed to launch a self-driving electric car in 2027, sending Hyundai shares up nearly 20%.
Hyundai Motor declined to comment on the report on Sunday, and reiterated Friday’s comments that it has received requests for potential cooperation from various companies on developing autonomous EVs.
Apple had no immediate comment.
An updated version of the IT news report removed details, including production location and capacity and the timeframe for signing the agreement and launching the pilot vehicles.
The previous version said the companies planned to build the cars at Kia Motors’ factory in Georgia, or invest jointly in a new factory in the United States to produce 100,000 vehicles around 2024. The full annual capacity of the proposed plant would be 400,000 vehicles.
Kia Motors is an affiliate of Hyundai Motor.
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The report also said Hyundai and Apple planned to release a “beta version” of the Apple cars next year.
Reuters reported last month that Apple was moving forward with autonomous car technology and aimed to produce a passenger vehicle that could include its own breakthrough battery technology as early as 2024.
Shares in Hyundai Motor rose 14.6% in morning trade on Monday, while affiliate auto parts maker Hyundai Mobis shares rose 12.7% and Kia shares rose 9.1% versus a 2% gain in the wider market.
Reporting by Hyunjoo Jin; Additional reporting by Joyce Lee; Editing by Elaine Hardcastle and Barbara Lewis
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Record number of small firms 'set to close' www.bbc.com

A record number of small firms could close in the next 12 months, says the Federation of Small Businesses.
Without further government help to cope with the effects of the pandemic, more than a quarter of a million businesses could be lost, it said.
The FSB said it had put forward ideas to help some of those firms, which it hoped ministers would adopt.
Its proposed support scheme would aim to help many self-employed workers currently excluded from aid.
The FSB based its prediction on a survey of 1,400 small firms, 5% of which said they expected to close this year.
If those figures were replicated across the country, some 250,000 of the UK's 5.9 million small firms could disappear, it said.
FSB national chairman Mike Cherry said: "The development of business support measures has not kept pace with intensifying restrictions.
"As a result, we risk losing hundreds of thousands of great, ultimately viable small businesses this year, at huge cost to local communities and individual livelihoods."
Mr Cherry said the government had met the latest national lockdown "with a whimper" and called for help that went beyond the retail, leisure and hospitality businesses.
"Company directors, the newly self-employed, those in supply chains and those without commercial premises are still being left out in the cold," he added.
Among other groups, the FSB is concerned that directors of small companies, who pay themselves in dividends rather than drawing a salary, are not receiving any help from the government.
The FSB said somewhere between 700,000 and 1.1 million people fell into this category.
If adopted by ministers, the FSB's proposed Directors Income Support Scheme would pay them grants of up to £7,500 to cover three months of lost trading profits. It would be limited to those who earn less than £50,000 a year.
The FSB said it had submitted its proposals to the Treasury and was expecting a decision this month.
The Treasury said nothing was planned at present, but added: "Our support schemes are designed to get help to those who need it most whilst protecting the taxpayer from fraud, but of course we keep everything under review and are always open to further ideas."
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Mongolia confirms 21 more COVID-19 cases, 1,429 in total www.xinhuanet.com

Jan. 10 (Xinhua) -- Mongolia's National Center for Communicable Diseases (NCCD) on Sunday confirmed 21 new COVID-19 cases, bringing the nationwide tally to 1,429.
"A total of 22,993 tests for COVID-19 were conducted across the country in the last 24 hours, and 21 of them tested positive," Amarjargal Ambaselmaa, head of the surveillance department of the NCCD, said at a daily press conference.
Twenty of the latest confirmed cases were locally transmitted, and the remaining patient was a serviceman of the Mongolian Armed Forces who had recently returned home from Afghanistan, said Ambaselmaa.
More than two-thirds of the COVID-19 infections in Mongolia were locally transmitted. The country confirmed its first locally transmitted case in November.
The Asian country with a population of 3.3 million has so far registered two COVID-19-related deaths and 896 recoveries. Enditem
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MOU signed with Korean Start-Up Promotion Agency www.montsame.nm

Ulaanbaatar /MONTSAME/ On January 6, the Start-up Promotion Agency announced that it had signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) online for the cooperation of the Young Entrepreneurs Council of Mongolia to foster cooperation between the two startups and to create a foundation for Mongolia's start-up life system, including the knowledge of laws and institutions
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The Young Entrepreneurs Council was established in 2018 to bring startup and entrepreneurship to Mongolia.
The signing of the Memorandum of Understanding was aimed at establishing a cooperative relationship between the two countries to revitalize start-up life-based exchanges and develop startups, and to comply with the laws and regulations related to start-up and investment in the Republic of Korea.
Kim Kwang-hyun, director of the Start-up Promotion Agency, said, "We hope that by gaining knowledge and experience related to Startups in Korea to Mongolia, we will contribute to the development of Mongolia's startup ecosystem and enable startup cooperation between Korea and Mongolia."
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Strict lockdown to be eased with some businesses remaining closed www.montsame.mn

Ulaanbaatar/MONTSAME/. Today, the Emergency Commission of the capital city has announced that 18 types of businesses will remain closed when the current COVID-19 strict lockdown is to be eased to the heightened state of readiness in the capital city of Ulaanbaatar from next Monday.
J. Sandagsuren, 1st deputy governor of the capital city, said “The Emergency commission has conducted risk assessments on sectors in the capital. Accordingly, it decided to re-open services, except 18 types of services. Driving restriction by license plate number will be adhered in the traffic."
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The 18 services include clothing shops, furniture stores, services for wedding ceremony, beauty salon, swimming pool, mobile phone trade and repair centers, churches, all kinds of sports, yoga and fitness halls, dance clubs, sauna and massages, hairdressing, hotels and class training with more than five attendants.
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