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Koreas hold groundbreaking ceremony for railway project www,apnews.com
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — South Korean officials attended a groundbreaking ceremony Wednesday for an aspirational project to modernize North Korean railways and roads and connect them with the South.
The ceremony at the North Korean border town of Kaesong came weeks after the Koreas conducted a joint survey on the northern railway sections they hope to someday link with the South.
The ambitious project is among a variety of peace gestures agreed between North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and liberal South Korean President Moon Jae-in as they push ahead with engagement amid a stalemate in larger nuclear negotiations between Washington and Pyongyang.
But beyond on-site reviews and ceremonies, the Koreas cannot move the project much further along without the removal of U.S.-led sanctions against the North.
During his three summits with Moon and a meeting with President Donald Trump in June, Kim signed vague statements pledging a nuclear-free Korean Peninsula without describing how and when it would occur. But followup nuclear talks between Washington and Pyongyang have stalled for months over the sequencing of the denuclearization that Washington wants and the removal of international sanctions desired by Pyongyang.
About 100 South Koreans, including government officials and lawmakers, attended the ceremony. They were greeted by North Korean officials including Ri Son Gwon, who heads an agency dealing with inter-Korean affairs. Armida Salsiah Alisjahbana, executive secretary of the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific, and officials from China, Russia and Mongolia also attended the ceremony, according to South Korea’s Unification Ministry.
The Seoul government plans to conduct further surveys on North Korean railways and roads before drawing up a detailed blueprint for the project. Actual construction will proceed depending on the progress in the North’s denuclearization and the state of sanctions against the country, the ministry said.
“We plan to hold detailed negotiations with the North to coordinate on the specific levels we want to achieve in the modernization of railways and roads and how to carry out the project,” said Eugene Lee, the ministry’s spokeswoman.
Even if the North takes concrete steps toward denuclearization and gains sanctions relief, some experts say updating North Korean rail networks and trains, which creak slowly along the rails that were first built in the early 20th century, could take decades and massive investment.
Seoul said it received an exemption to sanctions from the U.N. Security Council to proceed with Wednesday’s ceremony as it involved the usage of South Korean transport vehicles and goods. The Koreas’ joint survey of North Korean railways in November, which also required U.N. approval, marked the first time a South Korean train traveled on North Korean tracks.
The Koreas in December 2007 began freight services between South Korea’s Munsan Station in Paju and the North’s Panmun Station to support operations at a now-shuttered joint factory park in Kaesong. The South used the trains to move construction materials north, while clothing and shoes made at the factory park were sent south. The line was cut in November 2008 due to political tensions over North Korea’s nuclear ambitions.
The Kaesong factory park was shut down under the South’s previous conservative government in February 2016 following a North Korean nuclear test and long-range rocket launch.
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You can now own Putin’s limo! Russia to begin mass producing Aurus cars www.rt.com
Mass production of Russia’s new Aurus limousine, developed for the presidential motorcade, will begin in the eastern region of Tatarstan. The first vehicles will roll off the production line in 2020.
The project will be implemented at the production facilities of Russia's automobile company Sollers in the special economic zone of Alabuga, Tatarstan Republic, according to the Trade Minister Denis Manturov.
The automaker is set to provide production capacities for manufacturing some 5,000 Aurus cars per year, the minister said.
Aurus vehicles are currently produced as a limited series by the Russian state-run Central Scientific Research Automobile and Automotive Engines Institute (NAMI).
The maximum annual output totals 250 vehicles. So far, the institute has been producing only limousines and sedans. The current production levels are reportedly seriously lagging behind demand. An off-road vehicle Aurus Komendant will see the light in 2021-2022.
Aurus was born out of a project dubbed “Kortezh” (cortege), which was aimed at giving a boost to the domestic automobile industry by investing taxpayer money into developing a domestic presidential car line.
The goal was to have many components of the vehicle produced domestically, importing expertise and know-how as needed. Kortezh is estimated to have cost about $190 million over five years, according to the minister.

Mongolia's Tax Collectors are the Real Winner in National Lotto www.bloomberg.com
Mongolia’s effort to get its citizens to pay taxes by enrolling them in a lottery is delivering a big payout -- for the government.
The north Asian country between Russia and China has expanded its tax base by almost half since 2016, according to government statistics, partly by printing a lottery ticket on every retail receipt when the 10 percent value-added tax is paid. The gimmick has consumers insisting they pay the tax at the register so that they have a chance at winning a jackpot.
Mongolia has struggled to crack down on the so-called shadow economy -- transactions made when retailers cut costs by failing to report sales to the tax office. Informal markets such as the Narantuul black market in Ulaanbaatar are filled with vendors selling everything from blenders to animal skins -- much of it off-the-books. That had Mongolia’s tax authorities looking for innovative ways to grow its tax base.
Every receipt that comes from a purchase when VAT is paid can enter consumers into a lottery that pays out prizes from as little as 50,000 tugrik ($18.99) to jackpots that can equal thousands of dollars. In 2017, one woman won 500 million tugrik, or 500 times the average monthly household income, according to local media reports.
Last year, Ulaanbaatar paid out 5.05 billion tugrik in prizes to 119,254 citizens, according to the government website for the Information Technology Center of Custom, Taxation and Finance.
The National Statistics Office in a December report said a 32.7 percent expansion in VAT over the previous year was a main driver for tax revenue growth.
Shadow economies are tricky to pin down and estimates vary, but the IMF reckons Mongolia’s gray economy was as high as 15.9 percent of GDP in 2015.
To play, consumers download a smartphone app to scan bar codes printed on receipts. Tax payers get the added bonus of a 2 percent tax refund the following year from all the receipts they’ve scanned.
While Mongolia isn’t the first to experiment with such a program, with governments in Europe trying similar ones, this lotto has widened the spotlight on the informal retail business in the country.
By Terrence Edwards

Seismic activity in UB increases by 200! www.news.mn
Seismic activity is relatively low in and around the Mongolian capital as compared to the western parts of the country. This year, a total of 873 mini-quakes occurred in Ulaanbaatar – mostly too small to be felt – however, this represents an increase of 200 on 2017. The epicentres have been in Emeelt, Khustai and Avdar Mountain. Furthermore, seismic activity has been increasing in Mungunmorit and Dzuunkharaa, a town in the Selenge province.
Although the quakes are very small, the fact that the Mongolian capital is experiencing such an increase is causing concern. What would happen if a major earthquake hit the city? There are worries that many buildings in Ulaanbaatar, would be unable to withstand a big earthquake if it struck. The General Agency of Specialized Inspection has conducted and audit and concluded that 445 of 6627 buildings nationwide would be unable to withstand a major earthquake.

Mongolia expels 531 foreign nationals www.news.mn
A total of 531 foreign nationals from 29 countries have been expelled from Mongolia due to illegal stay or violating visa regulations. Most of them were Chinese (972), North Korean (42) followed by Americans (15), Russians (14), Australians (10) and Germans (8).
According to the Mongolian Immigration Service, fines for visa violations and illegal working have been raised under a new law. As a result, there appears to have been a decrease in the number of violations.
As of 21 December, 2018, a total of 23,486 foreign nationals from 123 countries have been residing in Mongolia.

600,000 tons of enhanced fuel to be produced by September 2019 www.zgm.mn
Cabinet held an extended irregular meeting last Friday to review the actions on air pollution reduction and made relevant decisions, including the transfer of State ownership stakes of Tavan Tolgoi Fuel LLC, which is producing enhanced fuel as raw coal consumption will be banned next year.
At the meeting, the Cabinet decided to transfer the stakes of Tavan Tolgoi Fuel LLC to be held by the State to Ministry of Mining and Heavy Industry and Ministry of Energy. Accordingly, the related ministers are now responsible for the annual production of 600,000 tons of enhanced fuel, monitoring the supply and reporting the results to the Cabinet.
Ministers were also ordered to install advanced technology and equipment of deep processing coal in order to create reserves and manufacturing international-standard enhanced fuel. A study determined the annual consumption of enhanced fuel in Ulaanbaatar city to be 600,000 tons. Erdenes Tavan Tolgoi JSC will be responsible for financing the necessary funds under a strict monitoring of law enforcement in a publicly transparent manner.
Tavan Tolgoi Fuel LLC currently has 8,099 tons of enhanced fuel reserves and is expected to manufacture 600,000 tons by September 15, 2019.
As a pilot run, the early production was sold to 1,876 households of 28th khoroo of Sukhbaatar district, conducting several surveys. The study found that the product has already created demand as users had positive feedback for the fuel.
Additionally, the Cabinet further reviewed other actions on air pollution reduction. As exempted from customs duty, over 2,300 air purifiers and energy-efficient heaters were imported this year. A total of 862 air purifiers were installed at 142 medical centers, district hospitals and children’s cabinets of maternity hospitals under the Ulaanbaatar Clean Air Project, as well as another 5,200 air purifiers from the State Budget. As a result, PM 2.5 components in the air reduced by 13-29 percent in hospitals.
According to officials, 45 stoves and 68 boilers were dismantled in the last one year, and by connecting 10 stoves to district heating network, raw coal consumption was reduced by 70,000 tons, PM2.5 emission by 510 tons and sulfur emission by 560 tons.
Enhanced fuel has already created demand as users had positive feedback in early production
Report shows that MNT 8.3 billion was spent on night-time electricity discounts for 118,000 households of ger districts and about 15 percent of total households in ger districts have shifted to electrical heating appliances within the last one year. Furthermore, technical capacity of providing 4 kWt electrical heating appliances to 421,000 households have been completed so far.
Six entities have been selected to supply 80,000 tons of enhanced fuel to over 26,000 households in Songino khairkhan district. This is estimated to cut raw coal consumption by 150,000 tons and PM2.5 emission by 150 tons.
Around 65,000 children and 117,000 children of target group were included for influenza vaccinations and necessary changes were made to student holiday schedules.
The Cabinet also informed that MNT 1 billion worth financial support was granted to seven provinces with the highest pollution, which allowed them to prepare Air Pollution Reduction Program and set the areas in need for air quality improvement.
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Japan govt. approves steps for foreign workers www.nhk.or.jp
The Japanese government has approved a set of policy measures to make it easier for foreigners to live and work in Japan.
The package approved Tuesday is in line with a revised immigration law set to take effect in April marking a major policy change. Residential status now available only to high-skilled workers will become available to a much wider range of lower-skilled workers.
The measures include ones to prevent brokers from taking unfair advantage of foreign workers. To alleviate a labor shortages in rural areas, checks will be put in place to prevent an excessive concentration of foreigners in cities.
Up to 345,000 foreign workers are set to be allowed into 14 sectors of the economy over a five-year period starting in April. The limit will stay in place until economic needs change.
Among the 126 specific measures in the package are provisions for multilingual support in public services.
A Japanese-language proficiency test required for the new visa status will be offered in nine countries: Vietnam, the Philippines, Cambodia, Indonesia, China, Thailand, Myanmar, Mongolia, and Nepal.
To prevent a concentration of workers in cities, the government will periodically announce information on the number of foreign workers in different regions and sectors.

SouthGobi announces update on status of CIC Convertible Debenture www.southgobi.com
This announcement is made by SouthGobi Resources Ltd. (the “Company”) pursuant to Rule 13.09(2)(a) of the Rules Governing the Listing of Securities on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and the Inside Information Provisions under Part XIVA of the Securities and Futures Ordinance (Chapter 571 of the Laws of Hong Kong).
The Company is in default under the convertible debenture between China Investment Corporation (“CIC”) and the Company signed in November 2009 (the “Convertible
Debenture”) as a result of the Company having now been suspended from trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange (“TSX”), halted from trading on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, for a period of more than 5 trading days since December 17, 2018. Trading on the TSX will
remain suspended until clarification regarding the business and affairs of the Company is announced and trading on the SEHK will remain halted pending the publication of an insider information announcement.
Pursuant to the terms of the Convertible Debenture, CIC may, at its discretion, provide notice to the Company and declare all principal, interest and other amounts owing under the Convertible Debenture immediately due and payable, and take steps to enforce payment
thereof, which would have a material adverse effect on the business and operations of the Company and the value of the Company’s common shares could be materially and negatively affected.
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* For identification purposes only
The Company and CIC are having active and close discussion on the issues related to the
Convertible Debenture and the deferral agreement executed on June 12, 2017. As of today,
the Company has not received any such notice from CIC to demand any payments nor
declare any outstanding balances immediately due and payable, as a result of the above
mentioned trading suspension and trading halt and other event(s) of default.
The Company will provide further updates of the status of this matter as appropriate.

South Korea invited officials from China, Russia and Mongolia to attend the commencement ceremony of inter-Korean railway docking www.qknews.com
Overseas Network Dec. 24 - Dec. 26, the commencement ceremony of the inter-Korean railway and highway docking project will be held at Banmen Station in Kaesong, Korea. According to Yonhap News Agency on the 24th, South Koreas Unification Ministry said the ceremony was attended by eight officials from China, Russia, Mongolia and the United Nations, in addition to Zhao Mingjun, Minister of Unification, Kim Hyun-mei, Minister of Land and Transport, and Li Shanquan, Chairman of the Peaceful Reunification Commission of the Korean Motherland. Reported that the above eight overseas people attended the ceremony at the invitation of the Korean side.
Reported that, in addition to sending Zhao Mingjun and Kim Hyun-mei, the head of the ruling Common Democratic Party, Li Haijuan, and other members of the party whip, personnel responsible for inter-Korean relations and railway, highway work, and separated family members will attend.
On October 25, South Korean soldiers were on duty at the railway border in the demilitarized zone/New Zealand News Agency
It is reported that the Korean government will run nine special trains to and from Seoul Station and Panmun Station for the participants.
In addition to Li Shanquan, the DPRK delegation also attended by Fang Gangxiu, chairman of the National Economic Association Committee, Park Mingzhe, Deputy Minister of Railway, Park Haoying, Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Land and Environmental Protection, and Cui Binglie, chairman of the Kaicheng Peoples Committee.
DPRK and ROK personnel jointly inspect the railway/ROK Unification Ministry in DPRK
Korea and the DPRK Promote Railway and highway cooperation with a view to implementing the September Pyongyang Joint Declaration. On September 19, North Korean Supreme Leader Kim Jong-un met with South Korean President Wen Jae-in in Pyongyang and signed the declaration, reaching agreement on promoting the process of denuclearization of the peninsula, strengthening North-South exchanges and cooperation, and building the peninsula into a permanent peace zone.
The two sides held high-level talks on railway and highway cooperation on many occasions. On November 30, the DPRK and the ROK docked trains at Panmun Station, launching a joint inspection of the North Korean section of the Jingyi Railway on the west coast of the Korean Peninsula; starting on November 8, the East China Sea Railway on the east coast was inspected for a period of 10 days; on December 13, DPRK and ROK officials met at the Kaesong Industrial Park and agreed to hold a ceremony for the commencement of the North-South Railway and Highway docking and modernization project on December 26.
Source: Overseas Network Responsible Editor: Jike_b6492

China’s imports to top $2 trillion in 2018 – Beijing www.rt.com
The total volume of Chinese imports is going to set a fresh record this year, exceeding the two trillion dollar level, according to Song Xianmao, a senior official at China’s Ministry of Commerce.
Song added that Beijing is planning to step up efforts to boost the quality of foreign trade and further expand imports.
In 2018, Chinese authorities have lowered import tariffs on a wide range of vital goods including drugs, cars and daily necessities. The total tariff level has been reportedly reduced from 9.8 percent to 7.5 percent.
China’s year-on-year imports grew 14.6 percent from January through December of the current year, according to the latest data from the country’s General Administration of Customs (GAC), as quoted by the state media.
The top official said that the government is currently working on measures that would be able to provide imports of advanced technologies, agricultural produce, as well as consumer goods and services.
Moreover, Beijing will reportedly keep on decreasing import tariffs, ease customs procedures and significantly improve policies on importing vehicles.
The government is reportedly planning to promote the imports such services as architectural design, trade logistics, research and development design, energy conservation and environmental protection, as well as to improve industrial competitiveness.
On Monday, the Finance Ministry announced plans to remove current import tariffs of five percent applied to alternative meals, used in animal feed, which include rapeseed meal, cotton meal, sunflower meal and palm meal. The measure will come into effect on January 1.
As the trade war with Washington intensified China practically stopped buying US soybeans after applying a 25 percent tariff on the product. The move has caused a stir at the global soy market.
Since Beijing resumed some purchases of soybeans from the US, and the removal of tariffs on alternative meals could reportedly help to improve the reliability of the supply of animal feed meal in China.
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