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Mongolia’s GDP down by 7.3 percent

Mongolia’s gross domestic product (GDP) decreased by 7.3 percent year-on-year in the first three quarters of this year, local media reported on Thursday, citing the country’s National Statistics Office (NSO).
The country’s GDP dropped to 26.4 trillion Mongolian tugriks (over 9.2

Mongolia increases monthly child allowances amid pandemic

On Wednesday (18 November), the Mongolian government increased the monthly allowance for children under 18 until the first half of next year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The measure, originally scheduled to be implemented from April to the end of this

Good results for Mongolian vegetable growers

The Central Asia portal reports that as of 1 November, Mongolia harvested 393,9 thousand tons of cereals, 239,3 thousand tons of potatoes and 111,9 thousand tons of vegetables, 968,9 thousand tons of hay and 3,2 thousand tons silage crops.
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Resurgent pandemic threatens Mongolian coal exports

Last Thursday, the Ulaanbaatar government imposed a national lockdown after a locally transmitted COVID-19 case was identified, and as of Monday morning, three new cases had been recorded after 1,818 tests were carried out nationwide, according to the head of

Mongolia to build 2022 km of highways

Plans are in hand in Mongolia for a series of road development works within the next four years. The programme calls for the construction of 2,022km of surfaced roads. In addition, new concrete bridges will be built under these plans.
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All Mongolian banks close amid Covid-19 lockdown

The Mongolian Government has extended the state of public emergency readiness for 14 days until 1 December. These measures came into effect at 06.00 a.m.

During the emergency period, a curfew will be in force inthe Mongolian capital city of

The Green Climate approves USD 23.1 million for Mongolian herders

The Green Climate Fund (GCF) today approved a new USD 23.1million grant towards strengthening the climate resilience of herder communities in Mongolia. Approximately 26,000 households (130,000 people), living across four of the country’s most remote and vulnerable Western and Eastern