Yesterday (14 September), the Mongolian Cabinet held an irregular meeting at the request of the National Emergency Commission; the following decisions were made:

-Cultural and public events, retail, production and entertainment centres will be re-opened from 16 September.

-Schools, universities and kindergarten

Mongolia’s frontier market and vast mineral reserves represent potentially lucrative opportunities for investors, but a high-risk macroeconomic environment and lack of input from stakeholders during rulemaking warrant caution.  Mongolia’s economic model of exporting minerals and importing most other goods means

Today (14 September), two more people were discharged from the National Centre for Communicative Diseases after having fully recovered from the coronavirus infection that has killed over 928,000 people in the world.

As of today, Mongolia has reported 310 confirmed cases

Mongolia will meet its domestic demand for wheat and potatoes. The Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Light Industries is expected to harvest 487,600 tons of wheat and 237,000 tons of potato this autumn. Nearly 320 thousand tonnes of wheat can

Mongolia has one of the highest mortality rates due to noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) across the Western Pacific. Home to over three million people, Mongolia is facing a rising tide of NCDs. In 2018, around six in ten deaths were attributed

On March 18, the Mongolian Government announced plans to restore the use of its traditional alphabet by 2025, replacing the Cyrillic script adopted in the 1940s under the Soviets in a move away from Russian influence.

The government will take transitional

Mongolia reported four new COVID-19 cases today (13 August), bringing the total tally to 297. Two of the new cases are Mongolian citizens who returned home from the Czech Republic on a chartered flight on Tuesday, and the other two

Today (13 August), the twin girls who were born in mid-air have been discharged from the National Centre for Communicative Diseases after a month-long treatment and observation period. The twins named Enkhjiguur and Enkhtselmeg were born prematurely weighting 1.6 kg