Furthermore, by enabling ICT- related businesses, new sources of sustainable incomes can be found and come to flourish. Other countries in our region have already recognized these opportunities. Think of Malasya, India and South Korea. Mongolians are generally well educated and talented in the technical field, and there is a large young and eager well-qualified workforce. The country has the digital infrastructure, which is growing, and there is the experience with implementation of ICT in a variety of fields.
Mongolian government is democratic and stable and information is open and accessible to everyone.
All these factors give Mongolia good potential to attract ICT related business from abroad. High officials, N. Enkhbayar, Prime Minister of Mongolia, several members of parliament, Saraswathi Menon, Resident Representative, UNDP Mongolia, Christopher Finch, Executive Director, Mongolian Foundation for Open Society, will participate. A press briefing for local media concerning the Government investigation commissions took place on 31 January 2001 at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Four expert working groups have been involved in investigating the crash. The metereological and police investigation teams have completed their work.