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Reserves of Salkhit deposit likely to increase by 2-3 times www.montsame.mn
Ulaanbaatar /MONTSAME/. Speaker of the Parliament G.Zandanshatar visited and got acquainted with the operations of the Salkhit silver and gold deposit located in Gurvansaikhan soum of Dundgobi aimag yesterday, on May 3.
When he was serving as Chief of the Cabinet Secretariat of Government in 2018, Speaker G.Zandanshatar carried out the works to transfer the deposit under state ownership and put into economic circulation.
Erdenes Silver Resource LLC was established in 2019 as a subsidiary of Erdenes Mongol LLC in order to exercise state rights in strategically important silver and gold deposits of Mongolia, put it into economic circulation and to establish a silver refining plant and the mining license of the Salkhit deposit was transferred to the company.
The deposit covers a total area of 2,887.85 hectares and the first concentrate was processed when the open pit ore processing plant was fully operational. The plant, which operates 24 hours a day, four seasons a year, has the capacity to process 1,000 tons of ore per day and produce 30-40 tons of concentrate. One ton of concentrate contains about one kilogram of silver, three grams of gold, and more than one kilogram of copper and zinc. The concentrator consists of five main parts and processes the ore by flotation.
Water supply is provided by 4 deep wells at a distance of 2000-3500 meters from the mining area, and 3 reserve reservoirs have been established to ensure the reliable operation of the plant. The concentrator produces dry waste. Based on environmentally friendly technology, 85 percent of the water used is reused.
B.Jargalsaikhan, Deputy Director for Mining, said, “Currently, about 220 people work at our deposit. It is possible to increase the number of jobs to 350 in the future. Training is being provided to provide jobs for local people. The average salary of employees is about MNT 2 million. We work with more than 40 job-related companies, of which about 15 are part-time contractors. It is estimated that it is improving the livelihoods of more than 1,000 households.”
In December, 2019, Erdenes Mongol LLC and Erdenes Silver Resource LLC established an agreement with the Bank of Mongolia to cooperate in selling and purchasing precious metals and handed the first sample of refined silver, extracted from Salkhit silver deposit, to the State Fund of Treasury. Within the five-year agreement, ‘Erdenes Silver Resource’ LLC is to supply fine silver bars with not less than 850-980 percent purity and receive the amount of payment as stated in the agreement.
CEO of Erdenes Silver Resource LLC T.Munkhbayar said, “When the deposit was first taken over by the state, it was like a ruin. At present, 80 percent of the plant has been renovated and fully automated by Mongolian engineers within 30 days. Some of the equipment was made by themselves and increased the capacity. We have fulfilled our promise to start full operation on May 1. The first concentrate of the plant has been produced. The work is underway to leave wealth for our future generations. I would like to thank the President of Mongolia, Speaker of the Parliament, Prime Minister, Minister of Mining and Heavy Industry, the executives of the Erdenes Mongol LLC, and all our engineers and technicians for their support. It can be understood that the State Fund of Treasury has been set in motion with the Salkhit deposit.
According to the plan, we have a task to pay off pension-backed loan of MNT 1.2 trillion in a period of five years. Previous feasibility and resource studies have identified the reserves on the two-thirds of the Salkhit silver and gold deposit. According to the study, the deposit has reserves of 808.3 tons of silver and 1117.1 tons of gold. It has been determined that these resources can be doubled or tripled by intensifying exploration work. The information will be made public in a timely manner.”
Parliament Speaker Zandanshatar said, “It took a long time to transfer this deposit under state ownership. After more than a year of on-site operations, it was transferred to state ownership under the public control. The deposit has set the standard for the use of resources with direct benefits to the people. It is of great importance for the livelihood of citizens, the national economy and regional development. A total of MNT 770 billion has been spent for the one-time forgiveness of the pension-backed loans of about 228 thousand elderly people in accordance with the principle of distributing the benefits of wealth to the people. It is a clear example of new construction work that is working hard and efficiently during the crisis.
The plant neither receives any funding from the state budget nor use bank resources as collateral, only operate the deposit with its own resources and develop and produce. Putting this deposit into economic circulation will increase Mongolia's gold and silver reserves. Many people are getting employed. By setting a good example for the people and the country, we have the opportunity to use our deposits beneficially in the future through state and private partnerships.
It is also in line with the amendment to the Constitution of Mongolia, which states that "Mongolia shall establish a legal basis for the development of strategically important mineral deposits in accordance with the principle of natural resource ownership by the people of Mongolia and the majority of its benefits belong to the people" and he thanked all the staff for their effective and diligent work in a short period of time and wished them success in their work.
During the visit, the plant staff handed over the first sample of silver concentrate produced by Mongolian engineers based on their own technology to Speaker G.Zandanshatar and the second to the first owner of the deposit Sh.Mungunshagai.
Sh.Mungunshagai, “It is good to see that the work that had been stalled for three years is starting. Mongolia is rich in resources and has many fruitful mines and deposits. There have never been mines that have benefited directly to the people. This deposit is the first. If it becomes a 'model' deposit in the future, people will enjoy the benefits from it. It would have been very difficult if the elderly had been in debts during this crisis. I am grateful to the Speaker of the Parliament and the Government for their support. Moreover, I am honored that I had took part in this work” reported the Media and Public Relations Department of the Parliament.
...Air passengers told to wear face masks www.bbc.com
Some major airlines are now requiring passengers to wear face masks on flights to limit the spread of viruses.
Many big US airlines are bringing in new health and safety policies for both passengers and cabin crew this week.
Other carriers around the world are also making mask wearing mandatory for when they restart flights.
While around 90% of international flights have been cancelled, airlines hope to gradually resume air travel starting this month.
From Monday, US carrier Delta said it requires passengers to wear a mask or other face covering in the check-in area, premium lounges, boarding gate areas and onboard planes for the whole flight.
American Airlines and United have also said that they will start requiring masks for passengers, along with cabin crew. The carriers say these are temporary measures as they slowly resume flights.
“We are looking out for our customers’ well-being to give them peace of mind while they travel with us,” said Kurt Stache, a spokesman for American Airlines. “We’re moving quickly on these enhancements and we’ll continue to improve the travel experience for our customers and team members as we navigate these times together.”
“Face coverings will be mandatory for all passengers, and (we) will provide masks to passengers for free,” said Maddie King, a spokeswoman for United Airlines.
But not all airlines are making passengers wear face masks. Qantas said there “are no requirements in Australia to wear masks. No decisions have been made by the Government or airlines about what measures will be put in place for travel once restrictions are lifted.”
The Australian national carrier said on its website: “While the risk of contracting coronavirus on board an aircraft is regarded as low, social distancing has been put in place across all flights.” It is currently following guidelines from Australia's chief medical officer.
When it comes to a global policy for airlines to follow, there are a number of bodies that could offer guidance including the International Air Transport Association. (IATA). "The use of face covering inflight is among the measures proposed in an industry roadmap for the restart of flights that we are discussing with industry stakeholders and governments," said an IATA spokesman.
Other measures
Airlines are bringing in a range of safety measures onboard to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus. It's unclear if these will be temporary measures or more long term.
Major pre-flight cleaning measures to disinfect heavily used areas are being widely used along with reducing the number of people on each flight.
Passengers are also being encouraged to pack their own food and drinks to decrease contact.
Mongolia reports one more COVID-19 case, two recoveries www.xinhuanet.com
Mongolia's National Center for Communicable Disease (NCCD) confirmed on Monday one more case of COVID-19, raising the total number of the confirmed cases to 40 in the country.
The latest case is one of more than 260 Mongolian nationals who returned to their homeland on a chartered flight from COVID-19-hit European countries on Sunday morning, NCCD Chief Dulmaa Nyamkhuu said at a daily press conference.
In addition, two people have recovered from the disease, bringing the total number of recoveries to 12, according to the official.
All confirmed cases, including four foreign nationals, are imported, said the NCCD. No local transmissions have been reported in Mongolia so far. Enditem
TerraCom moves to exit Mongolia www.miningweekly.com
PERTH (miningweekly.com) – ASX-listed TerraCom has moved ahead with its plans to exit Mongolia, inking a binding term sheet to divest of its Baruun Noyon Uul (BNU) coal mine for $2.
Under the terms of the agreement, Singapore-based buyer Bridge Resources will also accept a net $15-million of existing liabilities within the BNU business structure.
“TerraCom is pleased with the execution of this binding term sheet to divest its noncore operating asset, the BNU coal mining business, in line with the company’s strategic business plan,” said chairperson Wal King on Monday.
“The divestment will relieve the company’s balance sheet of $15-million of current liabilities and will enable TerraCom to continue its transition to a profitable major global thermal coal producer with a clear focus now on the company’s Blair Athol mine, in Queensland, and the more recently acquired Universal Coal mines, in South Africa.”
BNU, which started operations in 2014, has a resource of some 15.26-million tonnes.
The company still retains ownership of the Enkhutunkh Orchlon operation, where it is currently negotiating a divestment, which if successful, would see TerraCom completely exit from Mongolia.
The company said that the divestment of the Mongolian assets would provide TerraCom with a net current asset improvement.
U.S. Government assistance to support good governance and civil society in Mongolia www.news.mn
The U.S. government today announced the MNT8.3 billion ($3 million) expansion of the bilateral assistance agreement between the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and Mongolia’s Ministry of Finance to continue projects and implement new programs that support good governance and strengthen the role of civil society in achieving Mongolia’s development goals. This brings the total USAID contribution to more than MNT 342 billion ($123 million) since 2004 to support Mongolia’s sovereignty and democracy.
“The United States and Mongolia are strong partners in achieving peace, democracy, and prosperity for Mongolia and for the broader Indo-Pacific region,” said U.S. Ambassador Michael Klecheski. “Now more than ever during this time of the coronavirus pandemic, the United States is committed to support Mongolia’s democracy; sustainable, inclusive private-sector driver economic growth; and sovereignty.”
Around the region, democracy and transparency have been the foundation for keeping citizens safe and healthy during this pandemic. Building on the success of previous USAID projects, the expanded agreement will support the Government of Mongolia in its efforts to improve administrative reform and promote inclusive and participatory governance. The additional USAID assistance will also help bolster citizen engagement and strengthen institutions and bodies engaged in promoting accountability, upholding democratic practices, and delivering public services.
Additionally, the U.S. government through USAID will enhance the capacity of civil society organizations and foster consensus-building processes. USAID will work with local institutions, the private sector, and other donors to advance a citizen-centered approach to development that values the dignity and human rights of individuals, and promotes sovereignty and self-reliance.
The United States and Mongolia have long enjoyed a close partnership pursuing mutual development goals. Ongoing USAID projects are building the next generation of democracy champions to promote effective, accountable governance, increasing lending to small and medium enterprises to grow and diversify Mongolia’s economy, and expanding women and youth engagement in the electoral and political processes.
May sumo tournament to be canceled www.nhk.or.jp
The Japan Sumo Association is set to cancel its May tournament as the government is preparing to extend the nationwide state of emergency for the coronavirus outbreak until the end of the month.
Multiple sources said that it is difficult for the association to go ahead with the summer grand tournament while the state of emergency is in effect.
The tournament, which was originally scheduled to begin early May in Tokyo, was delayed by two weeks until May 24.
The previous tournament in March was held without a live audience for the first time.
It will be the first tournament to be canceled since spring of 2011 when the association faced a series of match fixing scandals.
Mongolia evacuates hundreds from Europe over Covid-19 pandemic www.thestar.com.my
A total of 261 Mongolian nationals have been evacuated on a chartered flight from Covid-19-(coronavirus)-hit European countries, the country's State Emergency Commission (SEC) said on Sunday (May 3).
The flight landed in the Chinggis Khaan International Airport in the capital city of Ulan Bator on Sunday morning, with 261 passengers onboard, the SEC said in a statement.
The 261 passengers belonging to at-risk groups, including pregnant women, the elderly, children and sick people, will be isolated at designated facilities for 21 days, it added.
The passengers arrived in the western German city of Frankfurt from 13 European countries before boarding the flight, according to the Mongolian Foreign Ministry.
The Asian country has evacuated more than 2,600 nationals from abroad on chartered flights since mid-March.
Mongolia reported 39 cases of COVID-19 as of Sunday. All confirmed cases, including four foreign nationals, are imported.
There have been no local transmissions reported in Mongolia so far. - Xinhua/Asian News Network
Australia to pour $190 million into hydrogen projects www.reuters.com
MELBOURNE (Reuters) - The Australian government on Monday set aside A$300 million ($191 million) to jumpstart hydrogen projects with the help of low-cost financing as the country aims to build the industry by 2030, the country’s energy minister said on Monday.
The hydrogen push marks one of the few areas where the conservative government’s ambitions align with renewable energy advocates, who fear the government’s support of coal and gas is thwarting efforts to cut carbon emissions.
Energy and Emissions Reduction Minister Angus Taylor said the government has a strong commitment to building a hydrogen industry, as it will create jobs and billions of dollars in economic growth over the next several decades.
“Importantly, if we can get hydrogen produced at under A$2 a kilogram, it will be able to play a role in our domestic energy mix to bring down energy prices and keep the lights on,” Taylor said in a statement.
As of 2018, it cost between roughly A$5 and A$7 per kilogram to produce hydrogen, depending on the technology used, according to the National Hydrogen Roadmap released last year. The roadmap said production costs would have to come down to between A$2 and A$3 to be competitive with other energy sources.
The Advancing Hydrogen Fund will be run and paid for by the government’s Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) and will focus on projects that demonstrate the technical and commercial viability of producing hydrogen at large scale.
The CEFC hydrogen fund will be working with the government’s Australian Renewable Energy Agency, which recently called for bids for hydrogen projects to be backed by A$70 million in grants.
“We see green hydrogen as offering the most credible pathway to decarbonisation for high emitting sectors,” CEFC Chief Executive Ian Learmonth said, pointing to the transport and manufacturing sectors.
Reporting by Sonali Paul. Editing by Gerry Doyle
BoM auctions USD 1 billion amid declining exchange rate www.zgm.mn
Monetary policymakers have spent a total of USD one billion since the beginning of this year to stabilize the devaluation of Mongolian tugrik. The central bank traded USD 36.3 million on Thursday. The foreign exchange market remains fragile despite the interventions in the last four months as the pandemic impact to markets has been reflected in foreign exchange. The deficit of the balance of payments (BoP), which had a surplus a year ago, exceeded USD 80 million. Contracting investment, a 44 percent drop in exports, a trade deficit of USD 176 million, and a 14 percent decrease in imports have played a key roll in BoP loss Moreover, external debt repayments and high debt risk continue to affect the exchange rate. Mongolia’s total external debt has increased tenfold in the last 10 years, reaching USD 29.9 billion. In particular, it accounts for 220 percent of GDP. The country is expected to repay foreign debt worth USD 14-15 billion in 2020-2025, which is three times higher than the current official foreign exchange reserves of Mongolia. The election, which will be held in June, may also lead to unprecedented depreciation of the tugrik against the U.S dollar. Over the past three months, the tugrik briefly fell by MNT 35 against the U.S dollar, standing at MNT 2,788.46. According to the National Statistics Office (NSO), at the end of March 2020, the time deposit in domestic currency reached MNT 10.7 trillion, down by 4.2 percent or MNT 465.4 billion from the same period of the previous year. However, deposits in foreign currency amounted to MNT 3.7 trillion, increasing by 27.2 percent or MNT 789.4 billion year over year.
...Mongolia extends short visas until end of May www.news.mn
The State Emergency Commission of Mongolia has decided to extend the period of the heightened state of readiness until May 31. Therefore, foreign nationals who came to Mongolia on a temporary visitor with a visa duration of up to 90 days and not who have not been able to leave the country due to the border closure, need to apply for a visa extension. The visa duration will be automatically extended to May 31, 2020, however, these foreigners must visit the Mongolian Immigration Agency in person to apply for an extension.
Foreign nationals, who have already extended their visa duration, also need to apply for the extension again.
For more inquiries, kindly contact the ‘Immigration Information Hotline: 1800-1882 (08:30AM-05:00PM/week days)
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