Emerging economies all have risks. But what about virtually unknown Mongolia, where GDP is set to grow at 30 percent a year by 2013? In this article we take a look at the issues facing the country as it strives to cope with its new-found wealth.
Extracting Mongolia’s assets requires massive government reform if the country is not to become another Nigeria. What needs to be done and how is this being implemented? The world’s newest mineral-rich investment hotspot has surprises up its sleeves.
Mongolia is about to become as wealthy as South Africa, Qatar, Norway or the UAE. What opportunities exist for foreign investors? The opportunities are all about mining, minerals, and entrepreneurial adventures.
The average Mongolian is set to become a U.S. dollar billionaire by 2014. In this article we look at the country’s upcoming financial and regulatory reforms and the implications for Mongolians and foreign investors.
We welcome new and existing readers to our new Mongolia Briefing web site. Founded on the back of increased interest in the economic and business development of the country, we aim this site to be a major source of updated Mongolian commercial news, foreign investment and legal, regulatory, tax and financial updates about this exciting new emerging Asian economy.
Mongolian President Tsakhiagiin Elbegdorj has been in Russia recently meeting with Russian President Dmitry Medvedev and Prime Minister Vladimir Putin. One of the key issues at stake is the development of an additional 6,000 kilometers of rail track.
Every Mongolian has just been given shares in the Erdenes-Tavan Tolgoi IPO, as was suggested would happen by us earlier in the year. The offering is designed to ensure every Mongolian national shares in the new wealth.
Recent reports in the press over ethnic tensions “in Mongolia” demonstrate there is still much to be understood about the region.
The main focus of what is going to be a decade of massive change for the Mongolian economy is going to be mining. In fact, the massive reserves that the nation possesses are such that there is talk of a “mining mania.”
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