Central China’s Hubei Province, once ravaged by COVID-19, on Tuesday donated testing kits and tea to Mongolia, a token of gratitude to the Asian country that recently donated 30,000 sheep to support China’s COVID-19 fight.
At a ceremony held in Wuhan,

The National Emergency Commission has decided to resume the charter flights in December to evacuate Mongolians stranded in foreign countries. Therefore, MIAT, Mongolian airlines will conduct a charter flight to Frankfurt on 16 December, to Tokyo on 20 December and

While in Europe and the USA people are living through an intense second wave of coronavirus, there are some countries that have not even detected a single death, and in which the cases of contagion by the disease do not

Ethnic Mongolians in Japan have staged protests during a visit by Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi to the country this week against Beijing’s policy of ending Mongolian-medium education in the northern region of Inner Mongolia.

Hundreds of Mongolians currently living in

The first batch of 11,267 sheep from Mongolia’s total donation of 30,000 sheep have recently arrived in Wuhan, in Central China’s Hubei province, the area hardest hit by COVID-19 earlier this year, the provincial department of commerce said on Friday.
The

Mongolia is delivering the last batch of sheep to China. These were promised by the president of the landlocked nation nine months ago in support of China’s fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.

The animals will stay in Erenhot, a border city

Yesterday (11 November), the National Emergency Commission decided to suspend all charter flights scheduled to be conducted in November to repatriate Mongolians stranded in pandemic hit regions. According to Deputy Prime Minister Ya. Sodbaatar, all flights will be suspended for an

A consortium of French aerial transport specialist Poma and rail consultancy Egis is to build an urban cable car route in the Mongolian capital city of Ulaanbaatar. Serving three stations over a 6 km alignment, the cable car scheme is