Presenting Potential Exploration and Mining Projects in Mongolia

​The Ministry of Mining of Mongolia, Embassy of Mongolia to Canada, Mineral Resource Authority of Mongolia, Investment Agency of Mongolia, North America-Mongolia Business Council, Canada Mongolia Chamber of Commerce and Business Council of Mongolia are pleased to invite you to attend the "Mongolian Mining Forum” taking place during this year’s PDAC Convention on March 8th, 2016 in Toronto, Canada.
 
A Mongolian delegation lead by Mongolian Minister of Finance, will consist of Heads of Mineral Resources Authority of Mongolia (MRAM) and Invest Mongolia Agency,  and Chief Executives of major Mongolian mining companies including Erdenes Mongol LLC, Erdenes Tavan Tolgoi JSC, Baganuur JSC, Shivee Ovoo JSC, Mongolrostsvetmet LLC and Darkhan Metallurgical Plant JSC  and Ulaanbaatar Railway JVC.
​The​ Forum will provide a unique opportunity for businesses and investors to:

• learn from distinguished speakers including the Minister of Mining, Heads of  Government Implementing Agencies and Chief Executives of  major mining companies and industry leaders
• learn about potential business and investment prospects in Mongolia: 1) Erdenes Mongolia LLC, the country’s largest mining holding company, will present ten investment prospective projects. 2) MRAM will present potential exploration areas, which will be announced through competitive biddings.
• meet and discuss investment and partnership opportunities 

When: Tuesday, March 8th, 2016 at 09:00 a.m. - 01:00 p.m.
Where: The Fairmont Royal York, Confederation Room 5 & 6, 100 Front Street West, Toronto, ON M5J 1E3

​Participation in this event is free but advance registration is required by February 26, 2016. 
To RSVP or for more information, please contact:

Bolor Sambuu, Executive Director of Canada Mongolia Chamber of Commerce
E: canadamongoliachamber@gmail.com
C: +1 (647) 447-0214
#CMCC_PDAC2016
Ulziibayar Gonchig, Trade Counsellor, Embassy of Mongolia to Canada
E: ulziibayarg@mfa.gov.mn
C: +1 (613) 400-3045
Save the date and join us as we discuss Mongolian mining investment opportunities for investors​.
For more details on Mongolian mining projects, please visit our booth at PDAC #3330.

For more information, please go to: http://mongolianminingforum2016.weebly.com/

Mongolia/Ireland | 2015 | documentary | 39 min  

This poetic Irish film reveals the importance of nature to Mongolian culture and traditional music. Irish fiddler Daire Bracken learns that songs not only speak about nature, but that sounds in the music imitate natural sounds. Mongolian throat singing may well have been created to mimic the sound of wind blowing from the mountains. Daire learns the importance of horses to nomadic culture. And he discovers that the horse headed fiddle is an ode to the significance of the horse in traditional culture. Beautiful music played by the Daire and a throat singer is a highlight of this respectful doc. 
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Show Details
Sunday, October 25th 2015, Innis College, 4:00PM
Co-presented by the Canada Mongolia Chamber of Commerce


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When: Sunday, Oct 25, 2015 4:00 PM (Doors open at 3:40 PM)
Where: Innis College, 2 Sussex Avenue (at St. George – U of T Campus)
Ticket Price: CAD $10.00 - CAD $15.00
Door Time: 3:40 PM
Q&A 5:35-5:50 PM

Paddy Hayes

Paddy Hayes founded Magamedia 10 years ago in Conamara and has since produced a catalogue of award winning dramas and documentaries. Awards winning documentaries include The Hood and the Collar and Diabhal ag an Damhsa

The Mongolia Business Summit is jointly organized by the Mongolia Economic Forum and Business Summit Foundation. Initiated in 2014 by entrepreneurs, and supported by the Government of Mongolia, the Summit serves as a high profile platform for the most comprehensive exchange of information on business opportunities in Mongolia as well as a networking session among key players from all sectors.

The Mongolia Business Summit will be held on June 18-20, 2015 in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. Over 400 participants are expected to attend, including government officials, entrepreneurs and international representatives who will gather at Ikh Tenger Complex, in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia.

You will be interacting with a wide range of leading Mongolian and international business executives. Moreover, the event will also feature an exclusive ballet performance entitled “Welcome to Mongolia-2015″.  

Why should you attend?

• Mongolia and Rio Tinto agree $5bn Oyu Tolgoi mine expansion
• India offered $1bln credit line for Mongolia

Discover trends, developments and opportunities in all of Mongolia’s major industries:

• Agriculture
• Mining
• Construction & real estate
• Tourism
• Energy
• Infrastructure

Please register here!

Canada Mongolia Chamber of Commerce (CMCC) helps Canadian and Mongolian businesses in their expansion efforts and aids them in finding strong business partners. We also represent businesses at local trade shows and, most importantly, we help in thorough market research and entry. Our areas of focus consist mainly in agriculture, mining, construction & real estate, tourism, energy & infrastructure. 

Our team will offer businesses consulting services such as business partner searches and representation as well as additional services such as booking hotels, flights & B2B meetings arrangement during this summit in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. 

Please contact us at canadamongoliachamber@gmail.com or +1-647-447-0214 for additional information. We look forward to working for and with you!

Cheers,

Ms. Bolor Sambuu, Executive Director
Canada Mongolia Chamber of Commerce
www.canadamongolia.ca

When: Tuesday May 19th, 2015 from 4:00 pm till 9:00 pm
Where: Arcadia Court, 401 Bay St, 8th Floor, Toronto, ON M5H 2Y4 

Road Map 2015: Graduation and Beyond, is a conference designed to target the business and educational needs of young aspiring graduates and young professionals,  including those firms and industries looking for creative and diverse skills and talents to join their workforce. This event will also provide opportunities to learn more about educational opportunities for career transition and provide many opportunities to participate in educational and social activities locally and internationally.

Program:
4:00 pm – 4:45 pm Registration
5:00 pm – 5:40 pm Career Fair/B-2-B Meetings
5:45 pm – 6:45 pm Panel Discussion
6:45 pm – 7:30 pm Career Fair/B-2-B Meetings
7:30 pm – 9:00 pm Dinner & Conference
For more details, please go to www.roadmapcanada.ca! 

Please register here! 

A Mongolian Globetrotter, Jambalsuren Zolbayar AKA Amai was a speaker at our last Art Exhibition Event in September, 2014, but was not able to attend in-person and did a Skype conference call with the audience at University of Toronto. (Click here for blog entry about the event.) 

However, he was able to make it to Canada recently and will be speaking to Torontonians of diverse cultures and backgrounds in order to share his stories from a very unique perspective, that of a Mongolian nomadic civilization. 

He will share pictures from his travels to 85 countries in the last 9 years and now to Canada, the 86th. Overall, he will discuss his take on the meaning of life, his beliefs and people of the world. 


Topics will include:

• How transitioning from communism to capitalism triggered his thirst for travel to search and explore a new world and how it shaped his worldview;  
  
• How travel influenced him to find his own Mongolian nomadic cultural identity;
• How Mongolia is facing current economic and environmental challenges; and
• What kind of role he envisions for Mongolia to play in the global world order. 

At the conclusion of his discussion, Amai will include a performance of “Khoomii”, Mongolia's traditional throat singing.

If you have any questions, please contact Khulan Zalaa-Uul at canadamongoliachamber@gmail.com or call (613)979-0792.

The event is open to the public.  As there is limited space available, please RSVP by clicking below.

Amai at the Robarts Library of the Univerity of Toronto.  Amai spoke at this location last time via Skype on September 26th, 2014 as part of the Mongolian Art Exhibition tour. Canada Mongolia Chamber of Commerce initiated an innaugural book donation ceremony for the East Asian Studies - Cheng Yu Tung East Asian Library collection which consists of Japanese, South Korea, Chinese & Mongolian Studies resources. We were very proud to introduce Amai in person to Mr. Stephen Qiao, Acting Director and Ms. Lucy Gan, Librarian who were big supporters of the exhibition. Amai made a personal donation of 4 of his written works to the collection of Mongolian Studies resources at the University of Toronto.  

We also caught up with Edwin Michielson from Aligali who is passionate about Mongolia and Mongolian Studies. 

Short Biography of Amai

Zolbayar Jambalsuren, commonly known as Amai (his artist name) was born on June 28th, 1979 in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. He studied at the Mongolian National University where he graduated with a Bachelor of Foreign Affairs in Japanese Studies. Soon after, he enrolled in the Academy of Business and Administration of Mongolia and the Mongolian University of Culture. He irrevocably values Mongolian music and culture, its uniqueness and beauty. Since November 4th, 2005 until May 16th, 2010, he visited 69 countries and spent 1665 days on the road. Last year he travelled to North & Central America and reached 86 countries. 

Amai has been honored as a “hero of the youth” by the public and received the honorary “Medal of Friendship” by the Union of Peace and Friendship, the highest academic medal “Khublai Khaan” by the Academy of Science and Technology of Mongolia and his writings received the highest nomination in 2011 by the Mongolian Journalist Association. Also, the Academy of Foreign Studies awarded Amai the title of “Professor of Foreign Studies”. Amai wrote and published “Amazing World” and “Life is beautiful” which are both narratives about his travels and his inner journey.

Amai is a committed traveler, militating against global warming and standing up for the respect and love of the Earth, which is represented by Mother God in the Mongolian traditional belief of Tengriism.

NEVRUZ - SPRING FESTIVAL - “Celebrating Colours of 18 Diverse Cultures”

When: on Sunday April 5th, 2015 
Time: 12 PM - 6 PM 
Where: Nile Academy High School - 135 Plunkett Rd, North York, ON M9L 2J7 (Islington & Steeles )

Turkiye, Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhsitan, Kyrgyzstan, Tatarishtan, Kirim Turks , Kuzey Irak Turkmens , Bashkortostan,
Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Cerkes Turks, Mongolia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Albania, Afghanistan, Uyghurs, Pakistan, Philippines, Somalia

FOOD CONTEST, MUSIC- FOLK DANCE, KIDS CORNER 
AND MUCH MORE ...

Organized by : Intercultural Dialogue Institute 
Sponsored by : Citizenship and Immigration Canada