Vast and sparsely populated, landlocked Mongolia is situated between giant neighbours to its north and south: Russia and China. With a population of 2.8m people inhabiting its wind-swept, grassy steppes and vast expanses of desert, Mongolia is the world’s least densely populated country. The nation continues to emerge as a key centre for mining...
One of the most controversial topics in Mongolia during 2012 was the introduction in May 2012 of a new foreign investment law. Aimed at giving the government and parliament more control over foreign investment activity in the country, the law also led some foreign investors to suggest the investment climate in Mongolia had soured. In January 2013...
Mongolia is set to see several years of high double-digit growth. Are local producers able to deal with supply side pressures and stay ahead of demand?
How do you expect the new investment law to affect the level of investment to industry?
Some 22 years after holding its first multi-party elections, contemporary Mongolia has achieved much in the political arena, with a democratic culture established seeking peaceful means in the resolution of disputes and conflicts. In recent years, this has gone hand in hand with greater market openness, as foreign investment and participation in...
Framed by the Arabian Sea to the west, the Bay of Bengal to the east and the Himalayan mountain range to the north, the landmass of India has a recordable human history dating back approximately 500,000 years. In this time, the land has given birth to a number of major religions, has been the seat of power for numerous dynasties and empires, and...
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