The Mongolian flag raising ceremony was held in Pyeongchang, host city of the 2018 Winter Paralympics. B.Ganbold, Mongolia’s ambassador to

U.Khurelsukh, prime minister of Mongolia received Sultan al-Mansuri, the non-resident ambassador from Qatar to Mongolia on Tuesday.

Today is the 105th anniversary of journalism in Mongolia. Historical sources indicate that the first newspaper published in Mongolia was ‘Shine Toli’ (New Mirror) dated 6 March 1913.

Ulaanbaatar’s Chingeltei District Junior Judo Team has been training in the Russian Republic of Sakha-Yakutia.

The Trade & Development Bank of Mongolia (TDB) is currently investing in a project for providing a more conducive environment for the Mazaalai such as establishing a reservoir and protecting springs and the sources of rivers in the Great National Gobi Reservation which is home for few remaining bears.

A Mongolian delegation led by D.Sumiyabazar, Minister of Mining and Heavy Industries is participating in an international convention being hosted by PDAC-Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada.

Mongolia produces 180-200 tonnes of honey annually. Honey is categorised by the ratio of sugary elements brought by the bees from planted flowers and from natural wild flowers. Some 99 percent of honey worldwide produced from planted flowers, but in Mongolia the sources are totally natural.

The Global Passport Power Ranking has been issued: Mongolian passport holders can travel visa-free to 54 countries from 14-90 days.

Mongolia is one of the world’s largest supplies of cashmere, which is made from Mongolian goat hair. But due to global demand for cashmere, the number of goats in Mongolia has risen from 5 million in 1990 to 19.3 million in 2009.

The Golden Eagle Spring Festival, a traditional Mongolian event, opened at the Chinggis Khuree tourist camp near the capital city of Ulaanbaatar on Sunday, with the aim of promoting ethnic Kazakh culture and boosting tourism.