A meeting of women foreign ministers took place in Asia for the first time. The Ministers of France, Germany, Indonesia, Liechtenstein, Mongolia and South Africa, the Participants of the Female Foreign Ministers’ Meeting, gathered in Ulaanbaatar. The meeting concluded following

Mongolia is expected to enhance cooperation with China on technology, railway connections and green development as its prime minister kicked off a six-day visit to its neighbour on Monday.

L.Oyun-Erdene, who is leading the high-level delegation, is expected to meet Chinese

Prime Minister of Mongolia L.Oyun-Erdene  will pay official visit to China next week. He will take part in the 14th Annual Meeting of the New Champions in Tianjin at the invitation of PM of China Li Qiang.

Previously, L.Oyun-Erdene visited in

The Vatican Secretary for Relations with States and International Organisations arrived in Mongolia for a 3-day visit ending on 6 June.

Twenty-four hours after the announcement by the Vatican Press Office of the apostolic journey that will see Pope Francis in

Pope Francis will make a trip to Mongolia between 31 August  and 4 September. The country of 3.4 million, one of the most far-flung places he has ever visited and which has only about 1,300 Catholics but is strategically significant

Senior diplomats of the United States, Mongolia and South Korea held their first trilateral meeting last week to discuss North Korea’s rapid development of nuclear and missile capabilities, the State Department said Friday.

At the meeting, held Tuesday in Ulaanbaatar, the

Mongolia will hold its parliamentary elections in spring of 2024.

At an irregular session 31 May, the parliament approved amendments to the country’s Constitution, which increased the number of MPs from 76 to 126.

According to the amendments, the parliament remains unicameral,

Mongolia detained four North Koreans this month for illegally entering the country, immigration authorities announced, in a rare press release from a country that usually helps defectors by allowing them to travel elsewhere once they cross the border.

“On the 10th