Mining is not as labour-intensive as most other economic activities. Although the mining sector is expected to propel Mongolia’s economy forward in leaps, it is not forecast to be a major driver of employment. In the mining services niche, however, it is anticipated that many of the country’s small-scale entrepreneurs and small and medium-sized...
Bounded by Russia to the north and China to the south, Mongolia is a vast country and sparsely populated – larger than Western Europe, but with a population of barely 3m people. The country of wind-swept steppes, plains and deserts is famous for its nomadic tradition, still influential despite rapid development. However, stable and democratically-...
Mongolia and Germany may be several thousand kilometres apart, but our countries nonetheless share a long tradition of exchange and cooperation. For that reason there is a higher proportion of people with a knowledge of German in Mongolia than in virtually any other Asian country. Many Mongolian university graduates and skilled workers studied...
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