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Euromoney Mongolia guide
Euromoney Mongolia Guide, September 2011
Note: this was a sponsored report and not editorially independent, but is included here as a resource
SECTION 1 – interview with Alisher Ali, Chairman, Eurasia Capital
EM: Set the scene: what is the opportunity in Mongolia today?
AA: Mongolia has so many things going for it. It is physically located next to China, which has become the de facto engine of growth in the global economy. It has been blessed with natural resources. And you have the government and political system: the country is a true democracy, so as a result there is a good chance of the country being able to manage effectively not only its mineral wealth but the economic growth that will come with the development of those mineral resources.
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