Tuesday, 26 June 2012 - Shanghai
When:
26 June 2012, 08:00am to 10:00am
Where:
Sofitel Shanghai Hyland
505 Nanjing Dong Lu 南京东路505号
Contact:
Lucy Ye
lucy.ye@britishchambershanghai.org
+86 21 6218 5022 ext. 20
Cost :
RMB 220, for members only.
Join British Chamber Shanghai, AustCham Shanghai and guest speaker Michael Aldrich, Managing Partner of Hogan Lovells' Ulaanbaatar office, for a breakfast seminar on the business and legal environment in Mongolia and the impact of the upcoming June election on the country's future.
The event presents key opportunities for members to share market intelligence and meet other professionals seeking advice and solutions on Investment in Mongolia.
Since the signing of the Oyu Tolgoi investment agreement in October 2009, Mongolia has experienced an unprecedented surge of economic growth, clocking in at a 17.9% growth rate this year. Nevertheless, the country stands at cross-roads. In June, Mongolians go to the polls to elect their next government. The election will play a pivotal role in whether Mongolia is able to build upon its recent successes or will miss this historic opportunity to turn the country into the "Saudi Arabia" of coal and minerals.
Following key points will be outlined during the presentation:
An overview of changes in Mongolia in the past decade
Recent developments in mining, energy and infrastructure
The Mongolia legal system: a departure from the usual post-socialist model
Challenges for pioneers
RSVP: lucy.ye@britishchambershanghai.org
No-show Policy: Please note you must cancel your reservation in writing to the event contact staff 24 hours in advance. No-show member and non-member without notification will be charged a no-show fee of RMB 100.
Walk-in Policy: Please note that members who attend the event without prior reservation will be charged a walk-in fee of RMB 50 if spaces are still available.
Date: 26 June 2012
City: Shanghai
Venue: Sofitel Shanghai Hyland 505 Nanjing Dong Lu
Organizer: Britcham Shanghai
More Information: http://www.britishchambersh...
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When:
26 June 2012, 08:00am to 10:00am
Where:
Sofitel Shanghai Hyland
505 Nanjing Dong Lu 南京东路505号
Contact:
Lucy Ye
lucy.ye@britishchambershanghai.org
+86 21 6218 5022 ext. 20
Cost :
RMB 220, for members only.
Join British Chamber Shanghai, AustCham Shanghai and guest speaker Michael Aldrich, Managing Partner of Hogan Lovells' Ulaanbaatar office, for a breakfast seminar on the business and legal environment in Mongolia and the impact of the upcoming June election on the country's future.
The event presents key opportunities for members to share market intelligence and meet other professionals seeking advice and solutions on Investment in Mongolia.
Since the signing of the Oyu Tolgoi investment agreement in October 2009, Mongolia has experienced an unprecedented surge of economic growth, clocking in at a 17.9% growth rate this year. Nevertheless, the country stands at cross-roads. In June, Mongolians go to the polls to elect their next government. The election will play a pivotal role in whether Mongolia is able to build upon its recent successes or will miss this historic opportunity to turn the country into the "Saudi Arabia" of coal and minerals.
Following key points will be outlined during the presentation:
An overview of changes in Mongolia in the past decade
Recent developments in mining, energy and infrastructure
The Mongolia legal system: a departure from the usual post-socialist model
Challenges for pioneers
RSVP: lucy.ye@britishchambershanghai.org
No-show Policy: Please note you must cancel your reservation in writing to the event contact staff 24 hours in advance. No-show member and non-member without notification will be charged a no-show fee of RMB 100.
Walk-in Policy: Please note that members who attend the event without prior reservation will be charged a walk-in fee of RMB 50 if spaces are still available.
Date: 26 June 2012
City: Shanghai
Venue: Sofitel Shanghai Hyland 505 Nanjing Dong Lu
Organizer: Britcham Shanghai
More Information: http://www.britishchambersh...
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