Ambassador of the European Union to Mongolia Axelle Nicaise and Minister of Finance B. Javhlan reinforced the partnership between the European Union and Mongolia, EU delegation to Mongolia.

They signed a document that supports the government policies in the fields of

A water recycling plant — the first of its kind in Mongolia has begun construction.  

Ulaanbaatar is one of the world’s most water-scarce cities, and it is extremely vulnerable to the impacts of climate change. In less than three decades, the

China will closely track India’s upcoming high-level engagements in its neighbouring countries Mongolia and Japan as New Delhi sends its senior ministers to bolster ties in the region.

Indian defence minister Rajnath Singh’s two-day visit to Mongolia ahead of his Tokyo

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has approved USD 100 million in emergency support to Mongolia to help it weather the impacts of economic shocks.

The Countercyclical Support Facility (CSF) loan agreement was signed by Pavit Ramachandran, the ADB’s country director for

South Korean Foreign Minister Park Jin will visit Mongolia next week to discuss bilateral ties and other issues of mutual concern.

He plans to leave for the Mongolian capital of Ulaanbaatar on Sunday to hold talks with his counterpart, B.Battsetseg, ministry

The Mongolian National Film Council has invited executives from major production studios to learn about Mongolia’s film industry benefits.

Minister of Culture of Mongolia will organise meetings with government officials and MNFC staff. Confirmed participants include Jay Rosenwink, senior vice president at

Golomt Bank, a major player in the social and economic sector of Mongolia, has joined the PCI Security Standards Council /PCI SSC/ as a new participating organization. Thus, Golomt Bank will work with the PCI to help secure payment data

The Taiwanese non-profit organization Tse-Xin Organic Agricultural Foundation (TOAF) is lending a hand in Mongolia as it aims to address the problem of desertification. TOAF has helped establish a tree-farming operation near the country’s capital.

At a ceremony for the tree-planting

China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi signed signed major energy agreements, including a pledge to advance the Erdeneburen hydroelectric power plant during a two-day state visit to Mongolia in early this month. This was Wang’s fourth official visit to Mongolia since he

Mongolia has harvested plenty of wheat and potatoes this autumn that can fully secure its domestic demand, according to the country’s ministry of food and agriculture.

According to the Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Light Industries, Mongolia will be able to