Earlier today (21 September) in Moscow, Mongolian Foreign Minister N.Enkhtaivan  held a meeting with his Russian counterpart, Sergey Lavrov, to discuss bilateral cooperation and interactions on international and regional platforms.

The parties discussed the progress in the implementation of high-level agreements

Mongolian Foreign Minister N.Enkhtaivan will be in Russia on an official visit from 20-22 September.

Mongolia’s top diplomat and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov will discuss certain issues of bilateral relations and cooperation. The sides are also expected to exchange instruments

MIAT will conduct direct flights to Seattle, Washington later in September for repatriating 850 Mongolians stranded in the USA. Previously, the Mongolian airline has conducted two direct flights to Seattle on 3 August and 21 June. Over 2100 Mongolians who

The National Emergency Commission of Mongolia has planned 13 charter flights for repatriating its nationals stranded in pandemic-hit countries. Since 1 September, MIAT, Mongolian airlines has conducted six charter flights to foreign countries. Today (17 September), a MIAT Boeing aircraft

Today (16 September), MIAT, Mongolian airlines conducted a charter flight to Seoul with its new Boeing aircraft. In South Korea, the plane collected a total of 255 Mongolians returning from four countries namely: the USA, New Zealand, Malaysia and South

Mongolia will receive 250,000 doses of flu vaccines from a leading Brazilian vaccine producer. The flu vaccine import was arranged by the World Health Organization (WHO), according to the authorities.

It will the first time for the Butantan Institute, a laboratory

The Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency (TİKA) has launched at least 40 projects over six months in Mongolia as ties between the two countries grow ever stronger.

Since January, TİKA has actively helped the country’s development with educational, health and agricultural

When the Coronavirus crisis started at the beginning of the year, Mongolia was one of the first countries to respond, by closing its borders and grounding its international flights.

Following a first charter flight to Wuhan – the epicenter of the