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Доктор С.Авирмэд: "Дорнод-Уран"-д төр түргэдчихлээ, алдах вий гэж хардаж байна
П.Алтангэрэл: Цөмийн хаягдлыг булшлах асуудал яригдаагүй гэтэгт итгэлтэй байна
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УИХ-ын гишүүн П.Алтангэрэлтэй уран тойрсон асуудлаар ярилцлаа. Тэрбээр Цөмийн энергийн тухай хуулийн шинэчилсэн найруулгыг боловсруулж байгаа юм.
-Цөмийн энергийн хуулийг яаруу батлагдсан гэдгийг бүгд мэднэ. Үдийн өмнө анхны хэлэлцүүлгийг, үдээс хойш эцсийн хэлэлцүүлгийг хийж баталсан. Та тухайн үед үүнийг эсэргүүцэж байсан. Яаруу батлах ямар шалтгаан байсан юм бэ?
-Манай улс энэ салбарт хамтран ажиллах санамж бичгийг олон оронтой үзэглэсэн. Хууль батлагдахаас өмнө Ерөнхий сайд С.Баяр Японд ажлын айлчлал хийхдээ энэ салбарт хамтран ажиллах санамж бичигт гарын үсэг зурах ёстой байсан юм. Санамж бичгийг үзэглэхэд “Манай талаас хууль эрх зүйн орчноо бүрдүүлсэн цөмийн энергийн салбарт манай улстай хэн ч хамтарч ажиллах боломжтой болсон” гэж хэлэх шаардлагатай болсон.
Үүнээс болж дээрх хуулийг УИХ яаравчлан баталсан.
Rails, Uranium Mark Mongolian Visit
31 May 2011
Medvedev greeting Elbegdorj in the Kremlin on Tuesday. Biosphere and research agreements were also reached.
Russia and Mongolia have signed five documents following the official talks between Presidents Dmitry Medvedev and Tsakhia Elbegdorj on Tuesday.
The Dornod Uranium Project in Mongolia
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| Wallace M. Mays |
| The Republic of Mongolia, located on the northern plateau of Central Asia, is a landlocked country, bounded on the north by Russia and on the east, south and west by China. The country is slightly larger than the State of Alaska, or approximately the size of Western Europe, which makes it the seventh largest country in Asia and 18th largest in the world. The climate is harsh, with extremes of both heat and cold. The country is sparsely populated, with a little over 2.4 million inhabitants. The topography consists principally of a high-altitude plateau, with fully 40% of the country classified as mountainous. The largest mountain range, the Altai, rises to over 4200 meters (14 000 feet). The Gobi Desert dominates the central and south-eastern areas of the country. Economic development in Mongolia has been limited by the harsh climate, scattered population and sizeable expanses of unproductive land. Mongolia has been characterised principally as a pastoral country with extensive animal husbandry (sheep, goats, yaks, camels and horses). Arable land represents only one percent of the total country. The infrastructure is not well developed, telecommunications are limited but improving, few roads outside the cities are paved, and with the vast distances, vehicular transport is slow. There is one major railway line — the Trans-Mongolian Railway — linking Mongolia with Russia and China. |
Mongolian Prime Minister Sükhbaataryn Batbold in Moscow (мэдээний цуглуулгаүүд)
14 december, 2010 18:35
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin and Mongolian Prime Minister Sükhbaataryn Batbold make press statements following the signing of bilateral agreements
Vladimir Putin: Mr Prime Minister, ladies and gentlemen,
We have concluded negotiations with Mr Batbold and our other guests. I would like to say that, as in previous years, the talks proceeded in the fruitful and friendly atmosphere customary to our relations.
We have analysed critical matters on the bilateral agenda, paying special attention to trade, economic contacts, and investment. We are working together to begin overcoming the negative effects of the global downturn. Russian-Mongolian trade grew by more than 50% in the first nine months of this year or, to be more precise, in the first ten months (the figures have just become available), and they have approached their pre-crisis level.