South Korean tourists now can enjoy travelling in Mongolia without a visa for up to 90 days until the end of 2024 after the visa-free regime comes into force on June 1, 2022.

The decision is part of the government’s efforts

Jeju Air Co. and T’way will become South Korea’s first budget carriers to operate direct flights to the Mongolian city of Ulaanbaatar.

The South Korean Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport decided to give Jeju Air, the nation’s leading low-cost carrier,

Chinese State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi on Thursday held a phone conversation with Mongolian Foreign Minister  B.Battsetseg at the latter’s request.

Mrs. B.Battsetseg said that the Mongolian side looks forward to giving full play to the Mongolia-China “green lanes”

On 4 April, the Government of Mongolia decided to provide USD 200 thousand in emergency humanitarian assistance to assist the people of Ukraine who are facing hardship in Ukraine and neighboring countries. The assistance will be distributed through UN Crisis

Japan is one of the few countries that contributed to Mongolia’s development not only financially but by contributing to tangible assets. In 1993, Japan provided technical assistance in railway transportation rehabilitation projects, the rehabilitation of a thermal power plant in

Minister of Transport and Communications of Kyrgyzstan Erkinbek Osoev met in Bishkek with Ambassador of Mongolia to the Kyrgyz Republic S.Ganhuyag.

During the talks, the sides discussed topical issues of bilateral cooperation in the field of road and air transport. In

The Civil Aviation Authority of Mongolia held the second meeting with the relevant officials to discuss a launch of direct flight between Mongolia and the US.

The meeting discussed the process of establishing air services between the two countries, concluding air

The Alaska National Guard participated in the second iteration of the Airmen-to-Airmen Talks program with the Mongolian Air Force to plan for future training and subject matter expert exchanges.

Hosted by the U.S. Pacific Air Force, the A2AT program develops interoperability,