Mongolian Prime Minister J.Erdenebat returned from his visit to China today (15th of May). During the trip, J.Erdenebat participated in the ‘‘Belt and Road’ International Cooperation Forum where he met Aung San Suu Kyi, First and incumbent State Counsellor of Myanmar.

Professional sumo wrestling takes place only in Japan, but its top practitioners are increasingly Mongolian, who have come to dominate the ancient sport.

The executive board of the International Money Fund (IMF) will hold a meeting about Mongolia’s request on the Extended Fund Facility Programme on 28th of May.

The third national tourism exhibition “Ulaanbaatar 2017” will be taking place on Sukhbaatar square on 3rd and 4th of June.

Yanjaa Wintersoul, Mongolian ’Memory-Girl’ has entered final competition at Sweden’s Got Talent’.

Mongolia and the Philippines have agreed to revitalise bilateral relations and develop new areas of cooperation such as trade and investment, agriculture and tourism.

Mongolia embraced its three millionth citizen on January 24th, 2015 when a baby girl was born in South Gobi Province.

Mongolian Prime Minister J.Erdenebat returned from his visit to China (15th of May), where, along with other world leaders and influential investors, he participated in the ‘‘Belt and Road’ International Cooperation Forum.

In Mongolia, there’s an oft-quoted saying that the best wrestlers are breastfed for at least six years – a serious endorsement in a country where wrestling is the national sport.

The President of Mongolia, Ts.Elbegdorj, has planted spruces in the garden of the ASEM Villa, to celebrate Mongolian National Tree Planting Day.