Events

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  Mongolia Mining 2019 focusing on Responsible Mining

  More than 150 exhibitors from countries such as United States of America, United Kingdom, China, Russia, the Czech Republic, Australia, Kazakhstan, Sweden, Japan, Germany, South Korea, Italy, Belarus, France and Canada will introduce the latest technology and equipment in the mining and heavy industry.
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  Gold in placer deposits to be exhausted in 2 years

  There is widespread concern at the imminent prospect of Mongolia’s placer deposits being left with no gold. At present their reserves are put at 57 tonnes, and as between 22 tonnes and 25 tonnes are annually extracted from them, the gold is likely to be exhausted by the end of the decade. The country will still have hard rock gold deposits holding 476.7 tonnes of reserves but putting them into economic circulation, and doing this quickly, would not be easy. 
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  All smiles at Discover Mongolia 2018

  The overall impression at the end of the 16th Discover Mongolia, held in Ulaanbaatar on 6-7 September, was positive for the Mongolian mining sector. The annual international conference is a major platform for wide-ranging discussions on the sector, bringing together investors and members of the Mongolian Government. 
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  What young professionals can learn at capacity-building workshops

  Young professionals perform the bulk of the work in many organizations and institutions in Mongolia, including in the mining sector. In the government bureaucracy, young professionals are often the first to draft policy documents, thereby contributing to the process of policy discussions and changes.
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  Mining Investment Asia highlights South East Asian mining and gender diversity issues

  Mining Investment Asia, South East Asia’s largest mining investment conference, was successfully held in Marina Bay Sands, Singapore from 28 – 31 March, bringing together more than 300 global and regional investors, miners and service providers for networking and business partnerships.

   

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  “Technology & investment Mongolia -2017”

  EXHIBITION: “Technology and Investment to Mongolia”-2017 is an annual International technology exhibition and conference. The exhibition’s unique mission is to introduce the cutting edge technology to Mongolian priority sectors. In our exhibition top companies of the country will introduce their products such as Austria, German, Switzerland, French, and South Africa.
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  ”Mongolia Mining 2017” international mining exhibition approaches

  The 7th edition of Mongolia Mining international exhibition will be held on Apr 5-7 at Buyant Ukhaa sports palace. The Mongolian Mining international exhibition is the most significant event in the mining industry.
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  “Mongolia Mining 2017” expo to highlight coal industry

  Mongolia Mining 2017, one of the biggest and most significant events in Mongolian mining industry is to be held on 5-7 April at Buyant Ukhaa Sports Palace, Ulaanbaatar city. We interviewed with T.Battulga, CEO of Minex Mongolia, the general organizer of the expo.
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  “Mongolia Mining 2017” expo to be held in April

  Mongolia Mining 2017, one of the biggest and most significant events in Mongolian mining industry is to be held on 5-7 April at Buyant Ukhaa Sports Palace, Ulaanbaatar city.
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  About CRIRSCO - Committee for Mineral Reserves International Reporting Standarts

  CRIRSCO, which was formed in 1994 under the auspices of the Council of Mining and Metallurgical Institutes (CMMI), is a grouping of representatives of organisations that are responsible for developing mineral reporting codes and guidelines in Australasia (JORC), Brazil (CBRR), Canada (CIM), Chile (National Committee), Europe (PERC), Kazakhstan (KAZRCA), Mongolia (MPIGM), Russia (NAEN), South Africa (SAMREC) and the USA (SME). The combined value of mining companies listed on the stock exchanges of these countries accounts for more than 80% of the listed capital of the mining industry.