Foreign investors turning positive on Mongolia

New regulations on foreign investment and securities, combined with a free election calendar, means things are looking up for Mongolia.
No easy ride: foreign investors in Mongolia are used to the unexpected
No easy ride: foreign investors in Mongolia are used to the unexpected
November 19, 2013

After two years of relative misery, foreign investors are beginning to feel more optimistic about Mongolia as attention swings back to the business of extracting the country's ample natural resources and away from its extravagant domestic politics.

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