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2nd Mongolia Trade and Commodity Finance Conference

The 2nd Mongolia Trade and Commodity Finance Conference were organized in Chinggis Khan Hotel yesterday 14^th May 2013. The conference was attended by 100 of people which were from all the sectors of the business community and specially minerals and finance.  The main focus of the conference was to find ways and connect the local mineral properties holders to international financial institutions.

Mongolian Exporters’ Association was the institutional partner of the event and Mr. D. Galsandaorj was in the infrastructure panelist in which he highlighted the role of infrastructure in order to implement real mining boom strategy on longer term with more positive outcomes.

The event also highlighted the role of insurance companies as well as international financial institution in the mining sector investment of Mongolia.