As of the 2024 Corruption Perceptions Index released by Transparency International, Mongolia received a score of 33 out of 100, ranking 114th out of 180 countries.
As of the 2024 Corruption Perceptions Index released by Transparency International, Mongolia received a score of 33 out of 100, ranking 114th out of 180 countries.
The tender for the Tuul Highway project just announced today /2025.01.28/ , with construction set to begin in April and completion expected within 24 months. The highway continues for 32 km between Bayanzurkh bridge and traffic circle located in Songinokhairkhan
Ulaanbaatar is one of the most air-polluted cities of the world. This year, the government introduced a ban on burning coal in the Mongolian capital where the winter temperature falls to as low as -40 Celsius. In the light of
A new kindergarten, which can take 100 children, has been opened in the Manla Soum in Mongolia’s South Gobi (Umnugobi) Province. The construction of the kindergarten has been fully financed by the Gobi Oyu Development Support Fund (DSF), sponsored by
What can you teach the Mongolians about meat? The answer is: “not a lot!”. So how is that a Japanese meat dealer from Shizuoka, home to iconic Mt Fuji, is doing so well in expanding its business in the country?
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Mongolian Cabinet has issued a resolution №419 to distribute special vehicles from official reserves for emergency needs to some provinces and soums where harsh winter conditions have occurred.
Earlier today, (19 December), the National Emergency Management Agency of Mongolia has distributed
Police recently seized a total of 270 dead marmots from a vehicle, which could have spread the deadly bubonic plague, reported Mongolian National Police Agency. The dead marmots were found last week in a vehicle heading to the capital city
Mongolia’s livestock industry, once the primary engine of the country’s economy, is facing threats from climate change and overgrazing, according to a report from the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The national and regional costs to economic growth and inequality will
The Ulaanbaatar City Administration has been implementing the Clean-Air Project since 2012 with soft loan funding worth USD15 million from the World Bank. The project aims to enable residents in ger areas to access heating appliances producing less particulate matter
At a meeting of the Citizens’ Representative Hural of Ulaanbaatar city, the decree of increasing road tax by five times has been postponed. Mayor S.Amarsaikhan said that although Ulaanbaatar needs to increase road taxes, the decision to do so now