The General Election Commission (GEC) has announced today (11 October) re-polling at two electoral districts of the by-election for two parliament seats.

On Sunday (10 October), at 10.00 pm, the polls closed at two electoral districts of the by-election and turnouts

The autumn session of Mongolia’s State Great Khural, the country’s parliament, opened on Friday amid a resurgence of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Mr. G. Zandanshatar, speaker of the parliament said that the autumn session will outline new policies of Mongolia’s economic recovery at

The President of Mongolia UвKhurelsukh addressed the General Debate of the 76th session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York on September 22.

In his statement, President U. Khurelsukh shared Mongolia’s views on global peace, security, sustainable development, good

Jaushieh Joseph Wu
Minister of Foreign Affairs
Republic of China (Taiwan)
 
After more than 200 million infections and over 4 million deaths and counting, the COVID-19 pandemic has raged across the globe. This has created a profoundly devastating socio-economic impact on our interconnected world,

Parliament of Mongolia  adopted the Amnesty Law on the occasion of the 2230th anniversary of Foundation of the first Mongolian State and 100th anniversary of People’s Revolution of Mongolia.

The seventh amnesty law of Mongolia will lead to release of around

Last week, parliament discussed the appointment of Mongolian ambassadors to 24 foreign countries. The discussion came as Cabinet backed the appointments of 24 ambassadors out of 25 names presented by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The President will give his

Yesterday, many citizens, mostly young people demonstrated on Sukhbaatar Square demanding a cancellation of the festival and held vigil light for the victims of Covid-19. The participants held slogans such as “#NoNaadam”, or “Naad Ami’” – literally: “play life”.

Earlier today (29 June), the Mongolian Government decided to extend the annual Naadam holiday by making Friday (16 July) a public holiday. This means Mongolians will enjoy a nine-day-long holiday including the weekends.  According to the “Public Celebration Law” –