AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMining: Rio Tinto has begun progressively restarting underground operations at Oyu Tolgoi after a seismic event caused a localized rockfall; two workers are still receiving treatment, with no damage reported to mine infrastructure. Separately, China border restrictions have cut Mongolia’s copper exports by 70%, reducing receipts by about $300 million. Water Investment: Prime Minister Uchral called for an integrated national plan to direct water-sector investment toward drinking-water safety, groundwater surveys, storage and strategic infrastructure. Agriculture: Flour producers have bought 185,300 tonnes of this year’s wheat, supported by MNT 120 billion in government working-capital loans to secure domestic flour supplies. Tourism: Mongolia welcomed a record 919,104 visitors through October 29, reaching 91.9% of its one-million-tourist target.
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