Students from the National University of Mongolia recently visited Japan to learn about its forest management and afforestation techniques in a program conducted by Shinshu University’s Faculty of Agriculture in the village of Minami-Minowa in Nagano Prefecture. The program is
On Sunday, (3 December) flight MR801, operated by Mongolia’s Hunnu Air, landed at Beijing Daxing International Airport marking the official opening of the first direct flight route between the airport and Mongolia.
A South Korean children’s charity has launched a month-long exhibition-cum-sale of spiritual articles to raise funds to support education and other needs of poor children in Mongolia.
The charity, Blooming Kids, is hosting the program that features the works of nine
A study in the Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology looks at the relationship between vitamin D supplementation and rates of bone fractures in Mongolian schoolchildren.
The authors conducted subgroup analyses in a subgroup with baseline low vitamin D status (below 25 and 50 nmol/L)
Erenhot, the largest land port on the China-Mongolia border, handled nearly 1.33 million inbound and outbound travelers in the first 11 months of this year, reaching a peak of over 8,870 people in a single day.
Representatives of Mongolia’s Labor and Social Protection Ministry visited the public service centre in the Kazakh capital, Kazinform News Agency reports.
They got acquainted with the innovative projects of the Government for Citizens, including the documentation terminal and all-round-the-click automated box for issuing
A report published by Rossiyskaya Gazeta cites a Russian deputy prime minister, Marat Khusnullin, as saying Moscow wants to extend the M-12 highway to China via Mongolia. Currently, the M-12 connects Russia to Kazakhstan. Expansion would facilitate growth in tourism and ground
Mongolian children are abandoning nomadic herding in rising numbers due to climate change for life in the world’s coldest capital city where they face suffocating pollution and employment uncertainty, Save the Children said.