Baikal-Transit LLC (Buryatia) will invest 1.8 billion rubles in the construction of a customs and logistics terminal in the area of Buryatia’s Naushki border railway station, which will increase Russia’s trade turnover with Mongolia and China. The terminal will be a railway-road terminal. There will also be cargo transshipment from one mode of transport to…
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Mongolia and Russia discuss petroleum product, electricity supplies
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Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak discussed sending an uninterrupted supply of petroleum products to Mongolia through the end of this year with Mongolia’s Energy Minister, B.Choijilsuren, which would include continuation through Q1 2024, and the possibility of concluding an intergovernmental agreement for the further supply and transportation of petroleum products to the country, and…
Russia abolishes duties on Mongolian cashmere
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Cashmere supplied to Russia from Mongolia will soon become cheaper — the governments of the two countries have agreed to abolish duties and remove logistical barriers, Deputy Prime Minister Victoria Abramchenko told reporters at Mongolia’s largest cashmere factory Gobi. “As part of the agreement on the supply of cashmere to Russia, we visited the largest…
The Chairman of the State Duma visits Mongolia
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The Chairman of the State Duma Vyacheslav Volodin is paying official visit in Ulaanbaatar at invitation of G.Zandanshatar, Speaker of Mongolian parliament. During the official visit to Mongolia, the Chairman of the State Duma Vyacheslav Volodin will hold meeting with the Chairman of the State Great Khural of Mongolia G.Zandanshatar. The first meeting of the Commission on Cooperation between…
Abandoned Russian bases dot Mongolia’s border
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Between Mongolian fields of green, the Russians built apartment blocks for servicemen in the middle of nowhere, erected statues of Soviet heroes and paved airstrips aimed not at the west or the east, but to the south, towards China. The Soviet Union had reached its peak. March 14, 1979, reads the Russian broadsheet now peeling…