Mongolia conducted 49 charter flights in July repatriating 5879 people who had applied to return home from foreign countries.

Under a decision by the National Emergency Commission of Mongolia, over 3500 people who had received two doses of Covid-19 vaccines and

Japan has signed an agreement with Mongolia to extend 883 million yen (USD 8 million) in grant aid to help the country fight the coronavirus pandemic.

Under the agreement, the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) will provide Mongolia with cold chain

Mongolian Minister of Foreign Affairs B.Battsetseg arrived in Beijing yesterday for an official visit at the invitation of China’s Foreign Minister, Wang Yi. The two sides Tuesday have held talks in north China’s port city of Tianjin.

Mongolia’s Foreign Minister B.Battsetseg

At the invitation of Chinese State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi, Mongolian Foreign Minister B.Battsetseg will make an official visit to China from July 22 to 28.

Previously, Minister B.Battsetseg visited the Russian Federation at the invitation of her counterpart,

U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman will visit Japan, South Korea and Mongolia next week, the State Department said.

She will hold talks in Ulaanbaatar to reinforce the U.S. Mongolia Strategic Partnership. The trip will run from July 18-25.

Throughout the

The 14th International Conference on Mine Closure will be held here in Mongolia’s capital on Aug. 17-19. This will be the first time has been held in Asia.

The annual event is a platform that brings together all stakeholders in the

Swiss Humanitarian Aid has sent 40 respirators and 45 oxygen concentrators to the Mongolian capital, Ulaanbaatar, with a total value of around CHF850,000 (USD 930,000).

“In view of the public health situation in Mongolia and in response to a request for

The United States, through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), has committed an additional $250,000 (700 million MNT) to support the Government of Mongolia’s efforts to fight the COVID-19 pandemic. Through its implementing partner, the United Nations Children’s