Mongolia’s China Alumni Association and the Wuhan Alumni Association handed a donation totaling MNT 22 million to the Embassy of China in Ulaanbaatar for supporting the brave medics in Wuhan. The fund raising campaign was launched from January 23 with

On Wednesday, 12 February, Mongolian President Kh.Battulga received the credentials of China’s new ambassador to Mongolia Chai Wenrui. At the meeting, “Mongolia-China relations were described as being the best  in history”. Bilateral exchanges and cooperation in various fields such as

A group of Mongolian businessmen have donated a total of MNT 140 million to China to help in the battle against coronavirus. This charitable act was initiated by the Mongolian National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MNCCI). On Monday, 10

Mongolia is one of 29 countries that has research centre in Antarctica. The north-east Asian country has set up Chinggis Khaan research station on Livingston Island together with accommodation for six persons. The Mongolian research station focuses on carrying out

Rail services between Beijing-Ulaanbaatar-Moscow have been stopped from today, (6 February) at the request of the Russian Federation. As concern over coronavirus increases, Mongolian transportation officials have also warned Mongolian passengers not to travel to China by plane of train.

New Mongolian Ambassador D.Davaa has officially presented his credentials to Russian President Vladimir Putin. The ceremony took place on Wednesday 5 February was attended by Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, Foreign Policy Advisor Yuri Ushakov, and President Putin.

Vladimir Putin congratulated

Mongolian Airlines MIAT has signed a codeshare agreement with Japan Airlines (JAL) to expand both carrier’s international network between the two countries.

According to the Japan Airlines, reservations and sales of tickets will begin in March.

The agreement will allow Japan Airlines

Mongolia has imposed a temporary restriction on imports of poultry products from China, due to an outbreak of H5N1 – better known as avian, or bird flu. The decision was made at a meeting of the National Emergency Commission of