AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMining: Oyu Tolgoi says copper concentrate exports have returned to normal after recent restrictions, with shipments ramping up to clear a backlog and meet the annual target. Transport: The World Bank will study upgrading Murun Airport for larger aircraft. A separate project will improve 368 kilometers of roads and 876 meters of bridges, with a six-lane Ulaanbaatar–Lun road also under discussion. Wildlife: Rangers delivered 3.6 tonnes of supplementary feed for about 40 Gobi bears. The species, found only in Mongolia’s Great Gobi, has recovered to more than 50 bears, according to a survey two years ago. Protected Areas: Mongolia is offering land-use rights for 196 plots across 15 protected areas through open competition, covering 513 hectares. National Heritage: Parliament will hold a ceremonial session on November 10 for the 820th anniversary of the Great Mongol Empire. Lawmakers also backed a proposal to bar Chinggis Khaan’s portrait from alcohol and tobacco products. Aviation: Chinggis Khaan International Airport won an international award for terminal planning and adaptive design.
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