On Thursday (10 March), Mongolia has confirmed 120 new COVID-19 local cases over the past 24 hours, bringing the national tally to 466,423.

Meanwhile, a COVID-19 patient aged over 80 has died in the past day, taking the death toll to

Mongolia confirmed 190 new cases of COVID-19, the Ministry of Health reported on 7 March.

136 cases were confirmed in Ulaanbaatar, 54 cases were detected in the regions.

The total number of cases has increased to 465,953.

2 death from coronavirus was recorded

Mongolia has long set a goal to transform from an energy importer to an exporter. However, it remains unable to meet its domestic needs to date. In fact, the country needs to stop being depend on others in terms of

Annual “Blue Pearl” ice festival was held in Mongolia’s northern province of Khuvsgul on 3-4 March. The festival has been cancelled for last two years  due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The two-day tourism event is held annually since 2000 aims

Last year, Mongolia’s officials confidently promised a “COVID-free summer”; however, the plan has failed.

On 14 February, 2022, Mongolian Government  scrapped almost all remaining Covid-19 restrictions, but keeping face mask, hand sanitizing and the one-metre rules. Majority of measures that have

Following the effort in 2021, early in 2022 Oyu Tolgoi LLC reached new agreements with the Government of Mongolia to enable the commencement of caving operations at OT. This action is an essential step in unlocking the full economic potential

A strong dust storm destroyed homes and storages in Gobi-Altai province of Mongolia. The storm is now moving to the central Mongolian province of Tuv on Thursday, causing poor visibility on roads, local media reported, citing the country’s Traffic Police

The purchase of gold by Mongolia’s central bank was 2,122.9 kg from the beginning of the year, which represents an increase of 6.7 percent compared to the same period of the previous year.

As of February 18-24, the country exported a

Japan is one of the few countries that contributed to Mongolia’s development not only financially but by contributing to tangible assets. In 1993, Japan provided technical assistance in railway transportation rehabilitation projects, the rehabilitation of a thermal power plant in

Freight transportation between Mongolia and China has significantly risen so far this year. Erenhot, the largest land port on the China-Mongolia border, has handled a total of 503 China-Europe freight trains, up 27.9 percent from the same period last year.

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