(Forbes) - Mongolia's agriculture- and mining-centric economy has been battered over the past year as demand for commodities has fallen worldwide. Nonetheless, the country has reason for optimism, as a pending deal to exploit the massive Oyu Tolgoi gold and copper deposits promises to pour wealth into the tiny nation of 2.9 million people. President Tsakhia Elbegdorj spoke to Forbes during a lunch hosted by the NGO World Growth, on investment opportunities in the country, with its large untapped reserves of coal, copper and other commodities.

(National Post) - Now is the time to pay more attention to the “third neighbor” policy, and address its relevant issues. The Foreign Policy Principle, which is still in force, provides for the foreign policy priorities. Of course, there are ranks among the priorities as well- the third neighbor comes after the two neighbors.

(Montsame) - Prime Minister S.Bayar has received a head of the "World Growth" organization the Ambassador Alan Oxley.  The Premier thanked the organization for its many initiatives to contribute to implementing the adequate policy on the economic development.

(UB Post, Mongol Messenger, Unuuder, Century News, Century Post and Daily News) - Former Minister of Foreign Affairs, Head of advisors’ group of World Growth International NGO in Mongolia Ts. Gombosuren is interviewed.