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Weatherwatch: landlocked Mongolia's distinctive climate www.theguardian.com

As the second largest landlocked country in the world after Kazakhstan, Mongolia has a very distinctive climate. Just like neighbouring areas such as southern Russia to the north and northern China to the south, Mongolia’s climate is characterised as continental, as opposed to the maritime climate of locations closer to the sea or ocean.
In practice, this means long and very cold winters, with average temperatures in the capital, Ulaanbaatar, staying well below freezing from November through to March, and reaching lows of almost -50C. In contrast, summer temperatures are in the low 20s, and can reach peaks of 36C.
Precipitation in the capital is almost nonexistent in winter, with virtually no snow. In the summer months, from June onwards, there is a small amount of rainfall, but the annual total here is just 200mm (less than 8ins).
Most of the country is covered with desert plains (in the south) and steppe grasslands (in the north and east, where there is a slightly higher rainfall). But in the west and north, mountain ranges rise to over 3,000 metres (roughly 10,000ft). The peaks are often covered with a light dusting of snow, and occasionally there is a heavier fall.
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ASBC Future Stars – Mongolia’s 12-year-old Lham Tsendbaatar is already two-time National Champion among the kids www.asbcnews.org

The Mongolians have got strong female talents and their next generation are among Asia’s best boxers. Their next big international hope could be the 12-year-old Lham Tsendbaatar who won already national events in Mongolia and increased her training sessions to accomplish her future goals in boxing.
The Asian Boxing Confederation’s new PR campaign, the ASBC Future stars have been introducing the continent’s best hopes and young talents focusing to the new wave of the boxers. Mongolia has got less than 2,000 boxers altogether in all age groups but the quality of their athletes are very high and they are always competitive in the ASBC Asian Boxing Championships.
Mongolia’s new female hope Lham Tsendbaatar was born in the capital city of the country in Ulaanbaatar in 2008. She began boxing at the age of 9 in Mongolia and after three and half years of experiences, Tsendbaatar is a well-trained talent. The Mongolian talent trains every day at least two-times to reach the top level of the Asian boxers in the near future. Her elder brothers are also boxers and have got good potential in our sport.
Her coach is Mr. Yerkin Jamantai who reached several strong results as a boxer in the international stage besides to his national titles in Mongolia. Lham Tsendbaatar claimed the gold medal in the recent two editions of the Mongolian Kids National Championships where she dominated all of her contests against mostly older rivals. Mongolia’s first ASBC Asian Women’s Junior Champion 17-year-old Tugsjargal Nomin-Erdene also trains in her club together with coach Mr. Yerkin Jamantai.
The Mongolian girl can join to the international schoolgirls events in 2021 and her first goal is the annual opening edition of the ASBC Asian Schoolgirls Boxing Championships. Lham Tsendbaatar could be Mongolia’s weapon at the 2026 Youth Olympic Games which is her main long-term target in our sport. Mongolia’s female boxing life delivered its success at the 2018 AIBA Women’s World Boxing Championships where Nandintsetseg Myagmardulam bagged bronze medal. Mongolia hosted the 2019 edition of the ASBC Asian Youth Boxing Championships where the country claimed eight medals on home soil.
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Mongolia adds 13 more COVID-19 cases, 42 recoveries www.xinhuanet.com

Jan. 26 (Xinhua) -- Mongolia recorded 13 more locally transmitted COVID-19 cases in the past 24 hours, bringing its national tally to 1,656, the country's National Center for Communicable Diseases (NCCD) said Tuesday.
"A total of 12,039 tests for COVID-19 were conducted across Mongolia yesterday and 13 of them were positive," said Amarjargal Ambaselmaa, head of the NCCD's Surveillance Department, at a daily press conference.
Two of the latest confirmed cases are health workers of the NCCD, and the others are people who had close contact with previously confirmed cases in the country's capital, said Ambaselmaa.
Meanwhile, 42 more patients recovered from the disease, bringing the total to 1,211, she added.
The Asian country, with a population of around 3.3 million, has recorded two COVID-19 deaths so far. Enditem
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Post-pandemic recovery of tourism program to be carried out www.montsame.mn

Ulaanbaatar /MONTSAME/ In coming four years, the Ministry of Environment and Tourism plans to focus on recovering tourism industry by reviving tourist flow in a short time after the pandemic. In doing so, it aims to boost tourism based on each regional features, increase jobs in rural areas, improve citizens’ livelihood and reduce adverse impacts on nature and environment caused by tourism.
First of all, a program on post-pandemic recovery in tourism industry will be implemented in partnership with the United Nations World Tourism Organization. And in cooperation with well-known experts, a plan has been developed to introduce international good practices into domestic tourism based on its specialties, said S.Bayasgalan, Head of Tourism Policy and Cooperation Department of the Ministry.
Due to the pandemic, tourists are being afraid of getting infected during their travel. Therefore, it is crucial to keep tourism products and services safe, satisfy requirements as well as to get all tourism entities confirmed with international safe tourism certificate and promote to the market.
After re-opening the country’s border, a project will be realized to boost borderline tourism. Aside from tourists entering through land border checkpoints, tourist flow will be increased with creation of short distance flights. It is also possible to raise the number of tourists to come from other destinations. There are two big tourism clusters to be developed in Mongolia. First one is Altai tourism cluster which covers four countries including Mongolia, Russia, China and Kazakhstan and the second one is Gobi tourism cluster, which includes Gobi region in China, she added.
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China says COVID-19 outbreaks will not lead to industrial shutdowns in north www.reuters.com

BEIJING (Reuters) - COVID-19 outbreaks in northern China will have some impact on industries but will not lead to manufacturing shutdowns, said Huang Libin, an official at the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, at a media briefing on Tuesday.
Reporting by Stella Qiu and Ryan Woo; Editing by Tom Hogue
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Mongolia logs 16 new COVID-19 cases www.xinhuanet.com

Jan. 25 (Xinhua) -- Mongolia recorded 16 more locally transmitted COVID-19 cases in the past 24 hours after 7,065 tests were conducted across the country, the National Center for Communicable Diseases (NCCD) said Monday.
The latest cases were detected in the country's capital Ulan Bator, including one in a worker of the health ministry, Amarjargal Ambaselmaa, head of the NCCD's surveillance department, said at a press conference.
Meanwhile, 20 more patients have recovered from the disease, said Ambaselmaa.
Noting a high risk of COVID-19 infection in Ulan Bator, Ambaselmaa urged people to maintain good personal hygiene habits, and stay at home and not go out unless absolutely necessary.
So far, Mongolia has confirmed a total of 1,643 COVID-19 cases with 1,169 recoveries and two deaths. Enditem
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EUR4.5 million project for employment promotion to be implemented www.montsame.mn

Ulaanbaatar/MONTSAME/. The National Development Agency (NDA) and the German Corporation for International Cooperation (GIZ) have agreed to implement a project entitled ‘Promotion of Growth and Employment in the Private Sector’.
The project will be funded by the German Ministry of Economic Development and Cooperation (BMZ) at a cost of EUR 4,500,000 and will run for three years, starting in January 2021.
The main goal of the project is to increase employment and create new jobs by supporting the economic stability or immunity of micro, small and enterprises and startups.
Source: National Development Agency of Mongolia
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Oscars: Mongolia Selects 'Veins of the World' for International Feature Category www.hollywoodreporter.com

Mongolia has picked the drama Veins of the World from director Byambasuren Davaa as its official entry for the 2021 Academy Awards in the best international feature category.
The film follows Amra, an 11-year-old boy living a traditional nomad life on the Mongolian steppe who sees his way of life threatened by the encroachment of international mining companies, who are devastating the natural habitat in their search for gold. Amra's father Erdene is the leader of the last nomads opposing them. When he dies, his son decides to take up the fight.
Veins of the World premiered at the Berlin Film Festival last year. Telepool's Global Screen is handling international sales. The Mongolian title is a late entry into the Oscar race. Academy members will vote Feb. 1-5 on the 2021 shortlist, which this year will include 15 international features.
But Davaa is no stranger to the Oscars. Her debut, The Story of the Weeping Camel, was nominated in the best documentary feature category in 2005. She also won acclaim for The Cave of the Yellow Dog and Two Horses of Genghis Khan, two other documentaries set among Mongolian nomad communities. Veins of the World is her feature film debut.
Commenting on the film's Oscar submission by Mongolia, Davaa noted that the environmental issues raised by Veins of the World "have long become a global issue, not just a local one."
After its Berlin debut, Veins of the World was picked up by several international distributors, including Les Films du Preau in France, Surtsey Films in Spain and Angel Films for Scandinavia. Pandora Film will release the movie in German later this year.
The nominations for the 93rd Academy Awards will be announced on March 15. The 2021 Oscar ceremony is scheduled for April 25.
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Assessment of gas trunkline across Mongolia advance www.ogj.com

Gazoprovod Soyuz Vostok has been registered in Mongolia as part of an August 2020 memorandum of intent between Gazprom and the government of Mongolia to set up a special purpose vehicle to perform design and survey works and conduct a feasibility study regarding construction of a gas trunkline to supply Russian gas across Mongolia to China.
“With the Soyuz Vostok gas pipeline, Russia's Power of Siberia 2 gas pipeline will extend through Mongolia, and its export capacity might become more than 1.3 times higher than that of Power of Siberia. This will allow us to export large amounts of gas from Western Siberia not only westward but also eastward,” said Alexey Miller, Gazprom’s management chairman, deputy chairman of the board.
The memorandum of intent followed a December 2019 memorandum of understanding providing for a joint assessment of the feasibility of the project for pipeline gas supplies from Russia to China across Mongolia (OGJ Online, Dec. 6, 2019).
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China to build 30 'fully connected' 5G factories by 2023 www.rt.com

China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) has said the nation plans to accelerate its rollout of wireless technology, setting up 30 "fully connected" 5G factories in ten key industries in the next two years.
According to the ministry, which has revealed an action plan for the coming years, three to five industrial internet platforms with international influence will be established, as well as a big data center.
The action plan highlighted that the next three years (2021-2023) will be a period of rapid growth for China's industrial Internet. During that period emerging business formats will prevail, including intelligent manufacturing, network-based collaboration, and personalized customization, MIIT said.
The industrial internet, also known as the Internet of Things (IoT), implies broader adoption of advanced technologies such as next-generation wireless networks, big data, and artificial intelligence.
MIIT data shows that China has already developed over 70 industrial internet platforms, connecting around 60 million sets of industrial equipment and more than 400,000 industrial enterprises.
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