AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoOyu Tolgoi Deal Update: Mongolia and Rio Tinto have agreed to amend the Oyu Tolgoi Shareholders’ Agreement for the first time in 17 years, boosting Mongolia’s benefits, cutting management costs, and moving dividend timing to 2027. Housing Costs in Ulaanbaatar: New experimental data show average rents in the capital’s six central districts rising to about 1.4 million MNT for studios, 1.93 million for one-bedrooms, and 3.03 million for two-bedrooms, with Sukhbaatar District topping the charts. Public Health Tech: The First Central Hospital of Mongolia has introduced the “Revo-I” robotic surgical system, aiming to expand access and train more specialists. Education Safety Funding: ADB approved a $3 million grant to prevent and respond to gender-based violence in Mongolia, upgrading school dorms and adding prevention and digital safety programs for about 19,500 students. Energy & Infrastructure: President Khurelsukh says the Erdeneburen hydropower project is a key Mongolia–China cooperation outcome, while Mongolia also looks at deeper energy ties with China. Business & Trade: Mongolia imported 24,000 tonnes of AI-92 gasoline in the first 11 days of September, and the Mongolian Stock Exchange held its first molybdenum concentrate auction from Erdenet. Sports & Culture: The 40th National Book Festival opens Sept. 18, and Mongolian chess players head to the World Chess Olympiad in Samarkand.
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