Mongolian Defense Minister G.Saikhanbayar and Russian General Staff head Valery Gerasimov held a meeting in Ulaanbaatar to discuss military-technical cooperation between the two countries.

“Such meetings are in line with the spirit of a comprehensive strategic partnership and contribute to expanding

Mongolia is among number of countries that imposes travel bans on African nations amid fears over the new COVID-19 variant omicron.

Mongolia has imposed travel restrictions on 10 African countries after the potentially more contagious variant was first detected earlier this

On Monday, Turkey’s Defense Minister held meeting with his Mongolian counterpart. Turkey’s Defense Minister Hulusi Akar met with Mongolian counterpart G.Saikhanbayar in the Turkish capital Ankara.

Minister G.Saikhanbayar paid a visit in Ankara to attend the Turkey-Mongolia Joint Economic Commission Meeting.

China and Mongolia expect to strengthen cooperation in epidemic prevention and control and resolutely block the cross-border spread of COVID-19, according to a meeting between the diplomats of the two countries on Thursday.

The Director-General of the Department of Asian Affairs

Mrs. B.Battsetseg, Foreign Minister of the Republic of Mongolia held meeting with Qatar Chamber (QC) first vice chairman Mohamed bin Ahmed bin Towar al-Kuwari.
The meeting touched on economic and trading ties between both countries and ways to enhancing them, promoting

In June, Mongolia officially re-opened its borders and starting international flights to over 10 countries including the USA, Turkey, Brazil, Thailand, Greece, India and Australia thus allowing international arrivals.

Mongolia attracted 27,400 foreign visitors during the first three quarters of 2021,

The Electronic Visa Application System has been officially launched in Mongolia through the website www.evisa.mn from 1 October.

So far, nationals of 36 countries will be able to obtain visas for the purposes of tourism (K2), participating in sports, culture and

The hunting party watched for days as the High Altai Argali ram traversed the rocky terrain of the high country on the far western border of Mongolia. He was big, but how big, even the guides couldn’t tell. “We were