181. Mongolian Embassy In Canada With a list of staff of the mongolian Embassy in Ottawa and links to sites about mongolia. Also has contact information for the Honorary Consulates in Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, and Calgary. http://www.mongolembassy.org/

News Mongolia Embassy Staff Honorary Consulates ... The Investor's Forum Visitor 030360 What's new? New Ambassador appointed “On September 20, 2005 His Excellency Dugerjav Gotov presented to Her Excellency the Right Honourable Adrienne Clarkson, Governor General of Canada, the Letters of Credence accrediting him as Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Mongolia to Canada” State Visit of the Mongolian President to Canada His Excellency Natsagiin Bagabandi, President of Mongolia, paid a state visit to Canada as a guest of Her Excellency The Right Honourable Adrienne Clarkson, Governor General of Canada, between October 19-26, 2004. In Ottawa the President had meetings with Governor General Adrienne Clarkson, Prime Minister Paul Martin and other high ranking officials. The visit program included official trips to Toronto, Regina and Vancouver where the President met Lieutenant Governors and Premiers of the Provinces as well as Canadian business communities Mongolian Foreign Minister Opens Honorary Consulate in Saskatchewan Mongolia’s Minister for Foreign Affairs, His Excellency Tsend Munh-Orgil, announced the opening of a Regina, Saskatchewan-based Mongolian Honorary Consulate on Oct. 26, 2004, in response to Saskatchewan and Canada’s increasing economic cooperation with Mongolia. Mr. Tim Marshall was named Honorary Consul for Mongolia in Saskatchewan

182. Mongolia: Selected Internet Resources (Portals To The World, Library Of Congress Annotated directory of selected online resources provided by the Library of Congress. http://www.loc.gov/rr/international/asian/mongolia/mongolia.html

The Library of Congress Global Gateway Portals to the World Portals to the World Web Pages International Horizons Web Pages All Library of Congress Web Pages Mongolia Created and maintained by the Asian Division , Collections and Services Directorate General Resources Business, Commerce, Economy Culture Education ... Society Click on map to go to Country Study Suggest a Link Asian Reading Room Library of Congress Global Gateway ... Portals to the World February 1, 2005 Ask a Librarian

183. EDT-Lonely Planet Mongolia Microguida geografica e naturalistica della nazione, luoghi da visitare, consigli ai viaggiatori. http://www.edt.it/lonelyplanet/microguide/text/157/

Indice delle Microguide Guide EDT/Lonely Planet Catalogo e acquisti on-line Introduzione Informazioni generali Documenti e notizie utili Quando andare Valuta e prezzi ... Guide EDT/Lonely Planet stampa destinazione Mongolia clicca per vedere altre immagini Il nome Mongolia evoca da sempre immagini esotiche: l'ndomito condottiero Genghis Khan, le carovane di cammelli che attraversano il deserto del Gobi e i cavalli selvaggi che galoppano nelle steppe. Persino oggi la Mongolia sembra un luogo fuori dal mondo: non appena si mette piede fuori da Ulaan Baatar si ha l'impressione di essere stati catapultati in un altro secolo. La Mongolia rimane una delle ultime destinazioni dell'Asia ancora in grado di riservare numerose avventure. Avvertenza... Prima di mettervi in viaggio, raccogliete informazioni presso un'agenzia di viaggi di fiducia o contattando l'Ambasciata d'Italia a Pechino (competente per la Mongolia): San Li Tun 2- Dong Er Jie, Beijing 100600 - tel: 0086-10-65322131/2/3; fax: 65324676; 0086-13901032957 - nei fine settimana e giorni festivi 08:00-20:00; (0086) 13520652007 - tutti i giorni 20:00-08:00; ambpech@ambpech.org.cn; www.italianembassy.org.cn EDT

184. Control Ciudadano : Ficha De Mongolia Coalici³n de ciudadanos de diversos lugares cuya meta es el monitoreo del avance hacia las metas de desarrollo establecidas en acuerdos internacionales. http://www.socwatch.org.uy/es/fichasPais/134.html

LOS GRANDES TEMAS AVANCES Y RETROCESOS INDICADORES DE DESARROLLO ENGLISH Compromisos Informe anual Noticias ... Acerca de Avances y retrocesos por indicadores clave Subnutrición Computadoras personales Bajo peso al nacer Líneas telefónicas Malnutrición en menores de 5 años Científicos e ingenieros en investigación y desarrollo Niños menores de 1 año inmunizados contra DPT Tasa de matriculación en enseñanza terciaria Niños menores de 1 año inmunizados contra Polio Brecha en alfabetización Niños menores de 1 año inmunizados contra Sarampión Brecha en la tasa neta de matriculación en enseñanza primaria Niños menores de 1 año inmunizados contra Tuberculosis Brecha en la tasa neta de matriculación en enseñanza secundaria Tuberculosis Brecha en la tasa bruta de matriculación en enseñanza terciaria Personas con VIH/SIDA Mujeres asalariadas en el sector no agrícola Mortalidad infantil Mujeres en escaños parlamentarios Mortalidad de menores de 5 años Mujeres en puestos de decisión en el gobierno a nivel ministerial Uso de métodos anticonceptivos entre mujeres casadas de 15 a 49 años Gasto público en salud Población con acceso a fuentes de agua mejorada Gasto público en educación Alfabetismo Servicios de deuda externa Tasa de matriculación en enseñanza primaria Gasto militar Usuarios de Internet Datos ampliados...

185. MNEC. About Us - Who Are We... Alliance of nature and environmental conservation research institutes, centers and NGOs of mongolia working to promote environmental sustainability. Includes information about consortium projects and international cooperation. http://www.mnec.org.mn/

About Us Who are We Structure of MNEC Scope of Activities Member Organizations Projects Implementing by MNEC Pipeline projects International Cooperation International Cooperation Contact Us Our Address Last updated: Our Visitors: The Mongolian Nature and Environment Consortium (MNEC) was established as a non-profit, non-governmental organization to assist decision makers, scientists, public and private sector by conducting studies, scientific research and practical activities and by providing information to better understand environment and natural resources and its sustainable use. The MNEC is an alliance of 14 nature and environment conservation research institutes, centers and NGOs of Mongolia, committed to joint their efforts and coordinate their activities in all relevant and possible fields of cooperation. All members of the MNEC are dedicated to fully utilize their collective expertise and experience to improve the quality of study, research and other activities, and to achieve the highest standard of performance.As inspired by Mongolian nature and environment, the MNEC also seeks to improve the technical and scientific basis for decision making on environmental issues through honest investigation and the application of common sense to problem solving.

186. Union Of Mongolian Artists The main goal of the UMA is to promote the works of mongolian artists in mongolia and overseas and to assist international collaboration of mongolian artists with their international partners. http://www.uma.mn/

PAINTER SCULPTOR ART AND CRAFTSMAN GRAPHIC DESIGNER ... CONTACT US UNION OF MONGOLIAN ARTISTS Established in 1942, the Union of Mongolian Artists (UMA) is the largest, national, non-profit, arts organization which aims to promote Mongolian fine art and art crafts. The main goal of the UMA is to promote the works of Mongolian artists in Mongolia and overseas and to assist international collaboration of Mongolian artists with their international partners. All the activities of the UMA are intended to contribute in the development of fine art in Mongolia. The Union has membership of more than 500 artists and has sections of painting, graphic art, sculpture, murals and traditional crafts. Many well known Mongolian artists and art historians are members of the UMA. The Governing Board consists of nine artists, Chairman , and Vice Chairman elected from the Union congress are responsible to provide leadership and management to the UMA. The Congress convenes every three years.

187. Election Day In Mongolia Minneapolis Star Tribune article describes a visit to Bom in Rinchinlumbe County during an election. http://www.startribune.com/stories/425/36934.html

188. On The Bugut Inscription And Mausoleum Complex An article by Cengiz Alyilmaz. The Bugut inscription is one of the old Turkic inscriptions found in mongolia. http://www.transoxiana.com.ar/Eran/Articles/alyilmaz.html

Webfestschrift Marshak 2003 [index] Transoxiana On the Bugut Inscription and Mausoleum Complex Dr. Cengiz Alyilmaz The Bugut inscription is one of the old Turkic inscriptions found in Mongolia. It drives its name from the Bugut These texts are basically on "the order of the Turk/Bilge Kagan Nivar to erect a monument on the death of Mahan Tigin", "the joint reign of Mahan Tigin and Muhan Kagan", "the ascend of Mahan Tigin to the throne", "the joint reign of Mahan Tigin and Tatpar Kagan (Taspar kagan)" , and so on, what happened during the years 572-580 AD. This Bugut Inscription is a didactic text and a narrator of the historical events. With these features it also set the example for the later Turkic inscriptions. From top to the bottom with its turtle like base it has the hight of 2.45 m. On the front of the top part (the entire right side has been ruined) the figure of a child breast-fed by a wolf was inscribed (see photos 1 and 2). It is due to the fact that this monument is situated on a turtle-like base that Kol Tigin, Bilge Kagan, Taryat, Tes, Sine Us, and many other inscriptions were also erected on a turtle-like base, and also the same figure of a child breast-fed by a wolf, though in different forms, is found on the top of Kol Tigin and Bilge Kagan inscriptions. In contrast to the inscriptions erected later on there does not exist any kind of seal (kagan seal or boy (tribe) seal) on this Bugut inscription. We believe that it is necessary to disclose the materials and information gained during our works in the years of 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, and 2001, with some suggestions.

189. Asiaweek CNN http://cnn.com/ASIANOW/asiaweek/96/0105/newsmap/mongolia.html

190. Communists Hope Elections Unify Mongolian Government CNN http://cnn.com/2001/WORLD/asiapcf/central/05/19/mongolia.election.ap/index.html

191. Aero Mongolia Co.,Ltd New domestic and charter airline, operating two fokker 50 planes. http://www.aeromongolia.mn/

Last updated: June 24, 2004 You are visitors: Today: INTRODUCTION Aero Mongolia is a new consumer airline that has been developed to take advantage of a shortage in the domestic travel providers in Mongolia. The management of Aero Mongolia is experienced in airline start up, the President and Board Members have been in the airline business for more than 20 years. Our customers are our priority-we provide the highest quality service, new aircraft with latest technology and competitive prices. Ticket Agent Photo Gallery Schedule more more more Home ... Exit

192. Naadam 2003 - The World's Second-oldest Olympics A new article by renowned journalist Ron Gluckman on the major sport festival of mongolia. http://www.gluckman.com/Naadam2003.html

Mongolia's Manly Sports Clubs and internet cafes have come to the capital, but Mongolia still comes to a standstill mid-summer, when the world's second-oldest Olympics celebrates what defined civilization on the steppes eight centuries ago - horse riding, archery and wrestling. By Ron Gluckman / Mongolia T HRONGS OF MONGOLS i n resplendent robes of blue, red, and maroon swarm Ulaan Baatar's Central Stadium. Archers snap bows, bands blow brass music, and the air is saturated with the pungent odor of mutton, the national dish (the older and tougher, the better). Yet all eyes are focused on the field, where scores of burly men dance in ill-fitting leather bikini briefs, flapping their arms and hooting wildly. Herders and horse riders from the farthest reaches of Mongolia migrate to the capital for the annual Naadam. That's short for Eriin Gurvan Naadam, meaning the "Three Manly Games," an ancient nomadic Olympics comprising archery, horse riding and wrestling. Held annually around National Day, July 11-13, Naadam brings the steppes to a standstill. True, not much braking is required as life in Mongolia is hardly fast-paced. Still, shops close, picnic sacks are prepared, and a fair share of the population gleefully packs the ger (round, tent-like felt huts) into the back of a Medieval-era wagon, hitches the family yak, and begins the long hike to the national celebrations.

193. Untitled Document Jeep and driver available for rent. http://www.mongoliatours.org/home1.htm

194. Political Map Of Mongolia From the university of Texas. http://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/middle_east_and_asia/mongolia_pol96.jpg

195. Believe It Or Not, A Mini-business Boom In Mongolia As international aide and western entrepreneurs flood mongolia, a rare business boom is sweeping the steppes, Ron Gluckman reports in this article in Newsweek Magazine. http://www.gluckman.com/MongoBiz.html

Believe it or not, a mini-boom in Mongolia Land-locked and remote, with few people, roads or easily-marketed resources, prospects seemed bleak for Mongolia after the Soviet collapse. But after some painful belt-tightening and a few false starts, this democratic nation is winning investment along with aid, and the admiration of free marketers. By Ron Gluckman /in Ulaan Baatar, Mongolia L EE CASHELL BOUNCES his four-wheel-drive to a stop on a roadless saddle between two lush green hills about an hour northwest of Ulan Bator. "Here it is," announces the American entrepreneur. "Mongolian Resorts!" Cashell envisions the first luxury resort in this Central Asian nation: 20 upscale gers - traditional circular felt huts - encircling a log lodge with pool and spa. Right now there is nothing but grass and yaks stretching to the horizon, but Cashell sees glass-walled villas rising up on the nearby rock formations. He’s confident he can open by next May, in part because Mongolia Resorts is backed by Uncle Sam. Since it split from the Soviet Union, Mongolia has found an aggressive new patron in Washington. The United States now provides a sizable chunk of $330 million in foreign aid each year, a third of Mongolia’s GDP, or about what the old U.S.S.R. provided until 1990.

196. Mongolia FAQ: Mongolia - Land, People, Language and symbolism....... http://userpage.fu-berlin.de/~corff/mfaq-3.html#ss3.4

Next Previous Contents 3. Mongolia - Land, People, Language 3.1 Where do Mongolians live? Mongolians live in: Mongolia proper, the huge, land-locked country between China and the Siberian part of the Russian Federation (see also the CIA The World Fact Book Mongolia , URL http://www.odci.gov/cia/publications/factbook/mg.html Southern Mongolia, or Inner Mongol Autonomous Region which politically belongs to China; There are about 600,000-700,000 Mongols living in western Liaoning province. Most of them are Kharchin Mongols and the land they are living formerly called Zosot Aimag. Now there are still two Mongol Autonomous Counties in Liaoning; There are about 150,000 Mongols living in western Jilin province. Most of them are Khorchin Mongols. They form one Mongol autonomous county there; There are about 160,000 Mongols living in southwest Heilongjiang province. Most of them are Khorchin Mongols. There is one Mongol autonomous county in Heilongjiang. However, there are also four or five thousands of Kalmyks (Oirat) living in Yimin County (formerly the Ikh Mingan Banner). They were moved to the present area in early 18th century by the Qing government; Buryatia Fact File in Infosystem Mongolei);

197. Mongolia To United Nations Permanent Mission of mongolia to United Nations, with information on doing business with mongolia and on its political and constitutional structure. http://www.un.int/mongolia/

Business info Visa and Travel Business info Visa and Travel ... Site index

198. Mongolia Fact Files And Related Information mongolia fact files and related information. http://userpage.fu-berlin.de/~corff/im/Landeskunde/overview.Landeskunde.html

Mongolia Reference Section This directory contains reference information on Mongolia: statistical data, maps, detailed articles. Mongolia Facts, Mongolia Map, On Chinggis Khaan Mongolia Map Mongolia Economical Statistics . This file is a huge spreadsheet in LOTUS-compatible form covering quite a few aspects of the Mongolian economy. Mongolia Economical Statistics . Acknowledgements, Sources and Notes on its Usage CIA World Fact Book Excerpt on Mongolia Buryatia and the Buryats . By Tsypylma Darieva (in English) . Von Oliver Corff (in German) Banditry in Inner Mongolia . By Timothy May On Chinggis Khaan - A Portrait of the Mongol ruler by Christopher Kaplonski (in English) Mongolia's Nationalities and Mongolian Peoples Zur aktuellen Situation der Tuwiner im westmongolischen Altai . Von E. Taube (in German) On Bayan Ologey Aimag and its Kazakhs . By Yerlan Arynov. Translated into English by Paul Buell Eine Reise zu den Rentiernomaden der Mongolei . Von Heike Michel (in German) Other Topics of Interest Some Notes on Air Transport in Mongolia by Oliver Corff Aeromedical Transport in Reformed Mongolia by Michael C. Walker and Robert A. Farrick, Ph.D.

199. ACI Viaggiare Sicuri Scheda geografica, avvertenze per la sicurezza e la salute dei viaggiatori, informazioni su formalit  consolari, valuta e viabilit , link utili. http://www.viaggiaresicuri.mae.aci.it/aciWeb/it/asia/mongolia/generali.scheda

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200. Mongolia Muestra de una colecci³n hechas por el fot³grafo Isidoro Gallo en un viaje al pa­s. http://www.boulevardwebservices.com/isidoro/mongolia

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