www.newswire.mn web site is available for immediate sale at US$1,000. Send me your letter of interest to monsumya@yahoo.com
Good reasons to buy this cheap offer.
Newswire.mn My latest web project, www.newswire.mn, was launched today. Any ideas are welcome.
Me and my deputy editor came up with an idea today about a small web site project. Maybe this is a wonderful idea and good timing to start. The web site should be launched by the beginning of December. I can't wait. Will let you know by then.
The web site of UB Post is up and running now. Yesterday, the US Embassy in Ulaanbaatar stated that the Board of Directors of the Millennium Challenge Corporation approved on September 12 a five-year, nearly US$285 million Millennium Challenge Compact with Mongolia to reduce poverty of the country though economic growth.
The Compact with Mongolia will invest in improving the efficiency and capacity of the country’s critical rail system, the backbone of Mongolia’s economy. MCC is also working with Mongolia to improve the ability of Mongolians to register and obtain clear title to their land, reform the vocational education system to meet the demands of the market, and improve the health and well-being of the labor force by reducing non-communicable diseases and injuries.
“I congratulate the people and government of Mongolia,” Ambassador John Danilovich, MCC’s CEO said. “They have made a tremendous effort to make this Compact a reality. We are excited to partner with them to accelerate Mongolia’s economic growth.”
“Our partnership with Mongolia will have a significant impact on Mongolians living in poverty by enabling them to take advantage of the opportunities created by the MCC Compact, particularly in the transportation, land, education, and health sectors,” Ambassador Danilovich said.
The rail and health projects, for instance, are expected to have economy-wide impact. In addition, the Health, Vocational Education and Property Rights Projects of the Compact are expected to reach over 1.5 million direct beneficiaries.
With the approval of Mongolia’s Compact, MCC now has compacts with 15 partner countries in Africa, Central America, Eurasia and the Pacific, totaling nearly US$4.9 billion.
The UB Post web site is not working for unknown reason. Web team of the company has not responded yet why. Personally, I started a new project www.monphotographers.mn, web site of Mongolian Confederation of Photographers.
Yesterday, I proposed an idea to launch a blog portal to the Public Affairs Department of Asia-Europe Foundation (ASEF) through email discussion with other participants of ASEF Journalists' Seminar. And, it's starting to generate some responses from others. ASEF has already built a large network of journalists in both continents. I think this is something that ASEF can build based on its journalists' network.
My first email:
A network of weblogs coordinated and written by journalists from each member states of ASEF.Subodh Ghildiyal, a journalist from Times of India:
A journalist from that country could become a contributor or moderator of his/her country's blog. They write un-filtered reporting, analysis and commentary. I think this would help filling gaps of information exchange between journalists of the two regions.
Transitions Online, a Prague-based online magazine that covers issues of post-communist countries, started a project http://www.neweurasia.net/, which is working very good, I think. It has sections dedicated to each countries of Central Asia and Caucasus. This project is working very well. Tajikistan for example: http://tajikistan.neweurasia.net/ Any comments are welcome.
Yes, we should build on what we have done. Be it through the blogportal as suggested by Sumya or some other discussion board (which is slightly difficult) or any which way. But yes, nothing better to sustain interest on serious issues than writing and discussion.Alexander Haentzschel, a reporter from Frankfurter Zeitung:
Sumiyabazar has suggested to setup an online blog for the ASEF journalists. If you are interested, I could run/moderate this weblog on your behalf - maybe together with Sumiyabazar.
As far as I am concerned, I would focus on news about media and journalism in the member countries, because I observe the developments in the media and journalism particularly in Asia for the FAZ anyway. Of course, there should be also reports about past and future ASEF journalists seminars.
I finished a blog site "Guide to Investment and Trade-Mongolia" today. When I was attending Mongolia Investment Forum in March, I got the CD-ROM and found it very informative. So, I decided to share those information with others, potential investors around the globe who are interested in doing business in Mongolia. Some large image files (photocopy of application for mining license) were not put online. If you need a copy, feel free to tell me.
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