Mongolia will hold a major training on disaster preparedness and response in its capital city on 24-26 April

According to National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), Ulaanbaatar has not held a citywide training since 1990.

The scenario of training will be a strong

Recently republished in paperback, Timothy May’s “The Mongol Empire” is part of a major series of books on the history of the Islamic world from the University of Edinburgh.

May provides a much-needed global perspective on Mongol rule, and its impact

MIAT Mongolian Airlines has opened reservations for its planned route between Ulaanbaatar and Guangzhou, the capital city of the province of Guangdong in southern China. The flight is scheduled to commence on 31 March, 2019. MIAT’s new Boeing 737-800 is

The leading baritone and State Honoured Artist, E.Amartuvshin will perform on the stage of the National Theatre in Munich, where he will sing the lead role of “Rigoletto”.  Verdi’s opera is to to be staged in the German city in

The Mongolian Foreign Ministry has signed a Memorandum of Understanding for cooperation with ‘World Wanderers’ LLC for providing the required information to those Mongolians who are planning to go abroad. The ‘World Wanderers’ Club is active on Facebook and has

Mongolia’s Rio 2016 bronze medalist E.Sodnompiljee held a press conference yesterday (18 February) at the Central Sports Complex about his success and future goals. Recently, he won his fourth gold in the World Powerlifting Championships in the men’s under 107kg

The world’s largest drone-maker, DJI announced that they will host an Enterprise Drone Show in Mongolia for the first time. The event is being organized by Mongolia Telecom Company (MTC), ‘Hobby Zone’ LLC and the National Information Technology Park.

A two-day winter game festival was held at the Sky Resort in the Mongolian capital on 16-17 February. The Ulaanbaatar Winter Festival, which aims at boosting tourism, was attended by around 900 athletes – some from China and Russia.

The festival

Six cases of meningococcal disease have been reported in Mongolia since January, 2019 reported the National Centre for Communicable Disease (NCCD) on Thursday.

Meningococcal disease is caused by the bacteria Neisseria meningitidis and can cause infections in the lining of the

Mongolia”s State Secretary D.Davaasuren and Cuba”s ambassador in Ulaanbaatar, Raul Delgado, agreed on Thursday on the need to boost bilateral cooperation.

D.Davaasuren welcomed the Cuban diplomat at the Mongolian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, with whom he talked about various issues of