COVID-19 has been spreading rapidly over the past several months, and the Mongolia’s death toll has now reached 1391.

According to daily statistics reported by Health Ministry, people who have died of covid-19 are 60 and older. For example, Mongolia reported

The hunting party watched for days as the High Altai Argali ram traversed the rocky terrain of the high country on the far western border of Mongolia. He was big, but how big, even the guides couldn’t tell. “We were

The United States sent nearly 900,000 doses of the Pfizer coronavirus vaccine to Mongolia.

The 899,730 doses, sent through COVAX, the global vaccine-sharing initiative co-led by Gavi (the Vaccine Alliance), the WHO (World Health Organization) and CEPI (Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness

Major construction projects transform the lives of thousands of Mongolians – whether they’re creating new plants, enabling better transport, or providing power to the surrounding area. Aside from creating thousands of jobs during the construction phase, they’ll bring in opportunities

Mongolia has its own oil fields producing enough crude for its requirements.  However, almost all of its crude oil is exported and all of its finished petrochemical products are imported.  Mongolia imports more than 90% of the oil products from Russia

Mongolia will spend at least 1 percent of its GDP annually to plant trees, said Ya.Sodbaatar, chief of staff of the president’s office on Monday.

President U.Khurelsukh issued a decree on planting one billion trees by 2030. Mongolia aims to plant

The autumn session of Mongolia’s State Great Khural, the country’s parliament, opened on Friday amid a resurgence of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Mr. G. Zandanshatar, speaker of the parliament said that the autumn session will outline new policies of Mongolia’s economic recovery at

People aged 60 and older made up 7.9 percent of Mongolia’s total population of around 3.4 million by the end of September, reported National Statistics Office (NSO).

In 2020, population aged 65 years and above for Mongolia was 4.3 percent. Before

So far, Mongolia has harvested 50 percent of all vegetables and 15 percent of wheat, reported the Ministry of Food, Agriculture, and Light Industry. The harvest rate is about the same level as last year.
However, the National Agency of Meteorology and Environment

It is unbelievable that in Ulaanbaatar, reputedly, the coldest capital city in the world there is no ice palace. Until now, Mongolian athletes in training for winter games, have only been able to train in winter – when everything is