Source: Montsame                         Date: 17 March, 2011

Representatives of Mongolia and Chinese Inner Mongolia have decided after a meeting last week that the capacity at Shiveekhuren port to handle larger volumes of coal export will be increased, along with an expansion and reorganization of its coal transport area. A new customs checkpoint will also be set up. Representatives of several companies such as MAK, SGS, and Chinhua-MAK Nariin Sukhait, attended the meeting to press their case for quicker and easier coal movement through that border post.