The permit was valid until December 2024 and has been extended until December 31, 2025.
The permit was valid until December 2024 and has been extended until December 31, 2025.
The following laws will be implemented from January 1, 2025 in Mongolia.
The Mongolian government on Wednesday decided to distribute livestock feed among herder families in several provinces to help them overcome extreme wintry weather, known as “dzud.”
“Dzud” is a Mongolian term to describe the frigid winter that comes after a dry
Today (18 December), Mongolia confirmed 18 new cases of coronavirus after testing 9070 people nationwide. All the new cases were from the Bayanzurkh District General Hospital in Ulaanbaatar. Therefore, a total of 20 people including yesterday’s two have been infected
The Mongolian Government on Wednesday decided to allow public kindergartens with 12 or more classes to open nursery classes starting from the next academic year or 1 September, 2021.
A nursery class will have no more than 15 children aged 1-2,
Today (17 December), five new cases of Coronavirus were confirmed in Ulaanbaatar; two of them were at the Bayanzurkh District General Hospital. So far, total confirmed cases of Covid-19 Mongolia has reached 923; 370 of them are locally transmissions.
To date, a total
The national livestock census has been underway across the country since the 15 December. According to statistics from 2019, there were a total 70.9 head of livestock animals; this was an increase of 4.5 million animals or 6.8 percent on the
Good Neighbors Mongolia INGO is providing food and hygiene packages totalling MNT 812 million as humanitarian assistance to households who are at risk of food insecurity due to the severe lockdown of Covid-19 in Mongolia.
In cooperation with Bayangol, Bayanzurkh, Nalaikh,
Mongolia’s electricity consumption has increased significantly after the government wrote off electricity payment for households and organisations across the country.
The power grid of Mongolia saw a maximum load of 1,300 megawatts (MW) on Monday evening, A.Tleikhan, chairman of the Energy
On Sunday 29 November, Mongolia decided to write off payments of water, heat, electricity and waste for households and organisations across the country amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
The decision came into effect from 1 December and will last until to 1