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The BCM elects new board of directors www.bcmongolia.org

ULAANBAATAR, Mongolia – The Business Council of Mongolia (BCM) held the election for its Board of Directors on 5 July 2021 in accordance with the association Charter.
In 2021-2022, the BCM will strengthen its commitment to deliver value to the public and its members by advocating economic freedom and property rights provided by the Constitution of Mongolia and by protecting and promoting common lawful interests of its members for a fair, stable, and internationally competitive business environment.
The following 15 members were elected to serve in the BCM Board for a period of two years starting in 2021.
Khenchbish AMARJARGAL, Country Director-Mongolia, Rio Tinto
Badan BATBAATAR, Executive Director, Sharyn Gol JSC
Batsuren BATTUSHIG, Partner, DB&GTS LLP
Magvan BOLD, Chief Executive Officer, Mongolia Green Finance Corporation
Bayanjargal BYAMBASAIKHAN, Managing Partner, NovaTerra
Sengee ENKH-AMGALAN, Director, Mergen Investments
Dashdavaa HULAN, Co-Founder & Executive Vice President, Tavan Bogd Group
Dugar JARGALSAIKHAN, Chairman, Gund Investment
Raldolph KOPPA, Executive Vice Chairman, Trade and Development Bank
JON LYONS, Vice President of Regulatory Affairs and Strategy, Erdene Resource Development Corp.
Enkhtsetseg ORCHLON, Executive Board Director, Newcom Group
Richard SAWYER, Country Director – Mongolia, Naran Mandal
Armando TORRES, Chief Executive Officer, Oyu Tolgoi
Tsevegmid TUMENTSOGT, Chief Executive Officer, Erdenes Oyu Tolgoi
Neil YOUNG, Managing Director, Elixir Energy Ltd
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Mongolia registers 1,309 new COVID-19 cases www.xinhuanet.com

July 22 (Xinhua) -- Mongolia on Thursday reported 1,309 new locally transmitted COVID-19 infections over the past 24 hours, pushing the national tally to 152,539, the country's health ministry said.
Meanwhile, six more deaths and 2,997 recoveries were reported in the past day, bringing the national counts to 782 and 144,245, respectively.
The Asian country launched a national COVID-19 vaccination campaign in late February, aiming to cover at least 60 percent of its population of 3.3 million.
Nearly 58 percent of residents have been fully vaccinated.
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Vaccine efficacy in Mongolia – data published www.news.mn

The National Statistical Office (NSO) of Mongolia reported yesterday (22 July), the results of a survey on the vaccination situation in the country.
As of 5 July, 35.5 percent of all reported Covid-19 in the country, were people who had been vaccinated. The report reveals that 27.9 of those confirmed with coronavirus were fully vaccinated whilst 7.6 percent of them have received the first doses; the remaining 64.5 percent were unvaccinated.
The study indicates that 81.4 percent of the Mongolian population aged above 15 has been fully vaccinated. The NSO document also reveals that seven in ten people in Mongolia get Covid-19 vaccine made by China’s Sinopharm. However, only 1.9 percent of those vaccinated with Verocell vaccine by Sinopharm contracted coronavirus; this can be contrasted with the efficacy rates of 2.4 percent with Sputnik-V, 3.5 percent with AstraZeneca, 6.8 percent with Covishield and 0.9 percent with Pfizer.
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5.2-magnitude earthquake hits northern Mongolia www.xinhuanet.com

July 22 (Xinhua) -- An earthquake with a magnitude of 5.2 hit northern Mongolia on Thursday morning, according the country's Institute of Astronomy and Geophysics.
The quake happened about 49 km south of Yeruu soum (administrative subdivision) of the northern Mongolian province of Selenge at around 9:12 a.m. local time (0112 GMT), the institute said in a statement.
The quake was strongly felt across Selenge and other areas, including the capital city Ulan Bator and provinces of Darkhan-Uul, Orkhon and Tuv.
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Russia inks $1.2 billion-worth of military contracts at MAKS 2021 Air Show www.rt.com

Russia’s state arms exporter Rosoboronexport signed 13 contracts totaling $1.2 billion on the sidelines of the MAKS 2021 international air show, the company’s CEO Alexander Mikheyev told reporters.
“Rosoboronexport used the MAKS 2021 potential to its maximum," Mikheyev said.
The list of deals includes orders for the Sukhoi Su-30 fighter jet, the Mi-35M and Mi-17B5 helicopters, Protivnik-GE radars, Verba surface-to-air missile (SAM) MANPADS and a variety of modern air defense weapons and armored vehicles.
According to Mikheyev, the company used the air show to demonstrate its most advanced models of aircraft, helicopters, anti-aircraft and electronic warfare equipment, to more than 30 delegations from 20 countries, mostly from the Asia-Pacific region, the Middle East, Africa and the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS).
“During negotiations at MAKS 2021, the company's foreign partners showed interest in purchasing MiG-35D and Su-30SME fighters, Il-76MD-90A (E) military transport aircraft, Il-78MK-90A tanker aircraft, the Mi 28NE, Ka-52 , Mi-171Sh and Ka-226T helicopters, as well as air defense systems, including the Pantsir-S1 air defense missile system,” he specified.
Mikheyev also noted that international partners showed interest in Russia’s newest supersonic stealth fighter Checkmate, which was unveiled at MAKS-2021.
“A number of partners saw it live and were even given the opportunity to sit in the cockpit, and were highly impressed,” the CEO recalled.
The single-engine supersonic stealth fighter Checkmate is scheduled for its first test flight in 2023, with further prototypes being produced through 2025 and serial production set to launch in 2026.
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China tops list of Mongolia's foreign trade partners in H1 www.xinhuanet.com

July 21 (Xinhua) -- China leads the list of Mongolia's largest foreign trade partners in the first half of this year, the country's National Statistics Office said Wednesday.
Bilateral trade between Mongolia and China amounted to 5 billion U.S. dollars in the January-June period, accounting for 68 percent of Mongolia's total foreign trade.
Mongolia traded with 138 economies across the world in the above-mentioned period.
China has maintained its position as Mongolia's biggest trading partner and top export destination for many years, with bilateral trade amounting to 7.4 billion dollars in 2020.
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ICMC2021: Program agenda and welcome notice from the event host are posted on the website www.mongolianbusinessdatabase.com

The 14th International Conference on Mine Closure 2021 to be held 17-19 August in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia; the first conference to be held in Asia! This hybrid conference is held in virtually on Airmeet platform. 35 presentations of 14 countries such as Australia, Canada, Germany, France, Norway, Sweden, South Africa, the UK and the USA will be demonstrated and discussed at the event.
We are pleased to inform you that distinguished speakers such as Prof. Andy Fourie University of Western Australia, Prof. Mark Tibbett University of Reading, Mr. Aiden Davy COO of International Council on Mining and Metals, Professor Emeritus Dirk van Zyl University of British Columbia, Mr. Mark Dillon COO of ATC Williams and Dr. Thekla Abel BGR - Federal Institute for Geosciences and Natural Resources will speak at the conference.
The annual Mine Closure conference is the global mining industry’s flagship event. There will be opportunities to network, explore the latest mine closure methodologies, best practices, achievements and technique breakthroughs.
Attendees will be invited to exchange ideas about their work and learn about new developments in mine closure. International experts will deliver enriching presentations on the latest mine closure planning, technology and processes, supporting you to get the most out of mineral rich Mongolia and global mine closure projects.
Please review the preliminary agenda and welcome greeting from the host at https://mineclosure2021.com/ and join with us.
Sponsorship opportunities
Please get in touch if you would like to promote your company’s product or service. We have a variety of sponsorship and exhibition opportunities available and are actively seeking to form new partnerships.
Contact us via phone: (+976) 99066062, 99119657, 99055212.
Email: mineclosure2021@qmc.mn for general inquiries.
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Mongolian sumo wrestler Terunofuji G.Gan-Erdene promoted to Yokozuna www.montsame.mn

Mongolian sumo wrestler Terunofuji G.Gan-Erdene was officially named sumo’s 73rd Yokozuna, the sport’s highest rank, today.
The decision was unanimously made by the Board of Directors of the Japan Sumo Association during its extraordinary meeting held today.
The 29-year-old Mongolian sumo wrestler Terunofuji G.Gan-Erdene won his first-ever title at the 2015 Summer Grand Sumo Tournament, securing his first promotion to Ozeki. However, he demoted from the rank and dropped down to a lower division as his knee injuries prominently affected his performances. He earned back his Ozeki title in about two years by continuously climbing through the rankings.
He finished the recent Nagoya Grand Sumo Tournament with a 14-1 record.
With the decision, he becomes the first wrestler in four-and-a-half years to be promoted to Yokozuna, following Kisenosato, who has retired.
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Olympics: Tokyo 2020 chief does not rule out cancelling Games www.bbc.com

The head of the Tokyo 2020 organising committee has not ruled out cancelling the Olympic Games.
Toshiro Muto said he would keep an eye on infection numbers and hold "discussions" if necessary.
More than 70 people associated with the Games have tested positive ahead of Friday's opening ceremony.
His comments came on the same day International Olympic Committee (IOC) president Thomas Bach said cancellation was "never an option".
Earlier this month, Japan announced the Games would go ahead in empty stadiums - despite growing concern over the Covid situation.
"We will continue discussions if there is a spike in cases," said Mr Muto when asked at a press conference if the Games might be cancelled even at this late stage.
"At this point, the coronavirus cases may rise or fall, so we will think about what we should do when the situation arises."
Although the Games don't officially begin until Friday, the sporting action has kicked off with the women's softball and football competitions starting on Wednesday.
Earlier this week, two South African footballers staying in the athletes' village tested positive for coronavirus. A Czech beach volleyball player later tested positive for the virus.
A total of 71 people accredited for the Tokyo Olympics, including those accredited for the Games, have now tested positive for the virus.
The 2020 Olympics and Paralympics were postponed for a year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
It's the first delay in the 124-year modern history of the Games.
The opening ceremony of the Olympic Games is due to be held on 23 July, though the first event of the Games - a softball game between Japan and Australia - took place on Wednesday.
The Olympics will end on 8 August, with the Paralympic Games due to start on 24 August and to end on 5 September.
But there has been public anger over coronavirus restrictions.
People in Japan are also concerned about the influx of tens of thousands of people associated with the event and the impact they could have on infection rates.
Host city Tokyo is facing a fresh surge of infections, with 1,387 cases recorded on Tuesday.
Japan is currently under a state of emergency which will be in place until 22 August.
Organisers are "concentrating 100% on delivering successful Games", a Tokyo 2020 spokesperson said after Mr Muto's comments on Tuesday.
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US High-Level Diplomat Visits Japan, South Korea, Mongolia www.thediplomat.com

U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman is making a tour of East Asia this week. She is currently in Japan, where she will take part in bilateral meetings as well as a trilateral discussion involving the vice foreign ministers of Japan and South Korea. From Tokyo, Sherman will travel to South Korea and then on to Mongolia.
“Throughout the trip, the Deputy Secretary will reaffirm the U.S. commitment to working with allies and partners to promote peace, security, and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific and to upholding the international rules-based order,” the State Department said in its travel announcement. Predictably, COVID-19 and climate change will also feature high on the agenda during all three stops.
Sherman has already met with her Japanese counterpart, Vice Foreign Minister Mori Takeo. According to the State Department read-out, the two discussed a wide range of issues, from the Japan-U.S. alliance to North Korea, Myanmar, climate change, COVID-19, and securing supply chains.
Next up is a trilateral meeting involving Sherman, Mori, and South Korea’s Vice Foreign Minister Choi Jong-kun. North Korea will be a major focus of that meeting, but “climate change and global health” will be on the agenda as well, representing the Biden administration’s bid to elevate trilateral cooperation beyond the narrow field of security. The talks, however, will have to overcome severe strains in Japan-South Korea relations, as evidenced by Korean President Moon Jae-in’s decision not to visit Tokyo for the Opening Ceremony of the Olympic Games later this week.
Mongolia, another East Asian democracy, will be Sherman’s next stop. Despite keen interest in Ulaanbaatar to expand cooperation with the United States, particularly trade, Washington has not devoted as much attention to the relationship. A planned stop-over by former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo in October 2020 was cancelled after then-President Donald Trump tested positive for COVID-19. As deputy secretary of state, Sherman’s visit won’t have quite the same heft, but it is still the most senior visit from a U.S. State Department official since 2016.
However, Sherman will have to tread carefully in Ulaanbaatar. Mongolia is not keen to be drawn into the China-U.S. competition and will be ultra-sensitive to any suggestion that Washington is seeking to make Mongolia take sides. Sherman’s stated goals “to promote peace, security, and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific and [uphold] the international rules-based order” may sound benign, but that language has taken on the baggage of containing implied digs at China.
China’s Xi Jinping called Mongolia’s new President Khurelsukh Ukhnaa on July 16 to reinforce that “China and Mongolia are friendly neighbors” and should work together “to strengthen coordination and cooperation, uphold true multilateralism, and build a new type of international relations featuring mutual respect, fairness and justice, and win-win cooperation.”
Despite previous reporting that Sherman would also be making a stop-over in China – perhaps even to discuss a potential summit between Presidents Joe Biden and Xi Jinping – that does not appear to have materialized. When U.S. State Department spokesperson Ned Price was asked on July 19 whether Sherman was going to visit China, he pointed reporters to the previous trip announcement, which did not include China on the itinerary.
Price continued:
We make announcements [on travel] only once and if we determine that a visit has the potential to be just that, to be substantive, to be constructive for our purposes and for our interests. We have been clear that we will engage the PRC [People’s Republic of China] when it is – when it is in our interests, and when – and will do so in a practical, substantive, and direct manner, and that remains the case.
Price refused – despite substantial pressure from the reporter – to definitively rule out a China trip, however, which might suggest that talks are still underway. China would be the last stop for Sherman on this trip, so there is still room in her schedule if a breakthrough is made. She is currently scheduled to depart Ulaanbaatar for Washington, D.C. on July 25.
It seems unlikely that Beijing is keen to welcome a U.S. diplomat at the moment. Last week, the U.S. rolled out new sanctions on Chinese officials over Hong Kong, and just on Monday Washington spearheaded joint statements with its allies denouncing China’s “irresponsible, disruptive, and destabilizing behavior in cyberspace.”
The Financial Times reported that Sherman declined to visit China after Beijing refused her request to meet with Le Yucheng, the second-ranking figure in China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and thus her most direct counterpart. Instead, “China offered a meeting with Xie Feng, the number five foreign ministry official who is responsible for US affairs,” FT reported.
BY: Shannon Tiezzi
Shannon Tiezzi is Editor at The Diplomat.
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