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Mrs. Pany Yathotu's Visit Continues : Infomongolia.Com user ID ••••••• Lo gin Forgot password? Sign up Home ABOUT MONGOLIA Statistics Politics Business & Economics Society Culture & Sport T V news Gallery Partner's news E-Learning Search here This text will be replaced MRS. PANY YATHOTU’S VISIT CONTINUES Home page Mrs. Pany Yathotu’s visit continues Yesterday, upon receiving the President of the National Assembly of the Parliament, Lao People's Democratic Republic Mrs. Pany Yathotu, the Speaker of State Great Khural (Parliament) D.Demberel emphasized that Advertise with us Mrs. P.Yathotu's visit will attach great significance to the 50th anniversary E-LEARNING PRODUCT S of the establishment of the diplomatic ties between the two countries. The President of the National Assembly said that it had been a great » Mongolian Language Lessons » Japanese Kanji Lessons pleasure that her first ever visit to Mongolia coincided with the traditional Mongolian Festival “Tsagaan Sar” and she was delighted to have been INFOMONGOLIA APPS invited to visit a herder’s family. » Shagai - the Fortune Teller During the meeting, along with discussing on establishing the Parliament ties and cooperating in the field of economy, agriculture and other BUSINESS CATALOGUE - - 100% FREE - - sectors, Mrs. P.Yathotu put forward a proposal to the Speaker to promote the private sectors of the two » Advertise your company, business countries and to advance the economy, trade and investment between the two nations. offers... In turn, the Speaker said, “We fully support the proposals put forward. There is a huge opportunity for Mongolia BIZ c a t a lo gue and Lao People’s Democratic Republic in terms of working together utilizing its own natural resources. Our ERICH PET ER MACHINES- Parliament fully encourages this issue which had been discussed at the 8th convention between the PLANT S GMBH Government of Mongolia and the Government of Laos. We put forward a proposal to grow rice on 10 thousand best solution hectares of land in Laos. Meanwhile, the Mongolian Government also has an interest in planting redwood trees in the territory on 5,000 hectares where the infrastructure is highly advanced. It is a pleasure to say that the door is wide open for you to run a farm business in Mongolia and to breed sheep and goat for meat production ULAANBAATAR T IME as well as raise horses. In terms of economy, Mongolia has much interest in growing rice.” Laos is famous for its hardness redwood (blood wood) trees. Mongolians call it a "bullet tree". The session hall of the State Great Khural was furnished with the famous redwood from Laos in 2006. WEAT HER IN MONGOLIA During her visit to the hall, Mrs. P.Yathotu has seen how the session hall was beautifully decorated with redwood furniture. In the 1970s a sheep farm was set up in Laos by the Mongolians. But due to the hot weather conditions it was difficult for the animals to acclimatize. Following the meeting with the Speaker, a delegation headed by the President of the National Assembly has called on the President of Mongolia, Ts.Elbegdorj. The Head of State said, “I am grateful that an intergovernmental commission meeting of the two countries has been restarted and a solution has been issued on collaboration issues. And I hope the respective organizations of the two sides will pay great attention with regard to implementing the operations based on this solution.” After the meeting, Mrs. P.Yathotu and the delegates were received by the Prime Minister of Mongolia, S.Batbold and the Minister of Food, Agriculture and Light Industry, T.Badamjunai, informed Public Relations and Communications Division of the State Great Khural. 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