Speaker D.Demberel yesterday sent his greetings on behalf of Parliament to participants at the national forum to discuss state service reforms. He said development and progress of the country, and the life of households and citizens, depend on the work

The MPP group in Parliament got a new head and deputy head on Thursday after both incumbents had resigned. No reason was given for the resignations, either by D.Lundeejantsan and his deputy, D.Dondog, or by the party but MPs criticized

Six members of the Managing Council of Gal Undesten Union have been arrested for 30 days. The charge against them has not been made public but it is likely to be unauthorized use of firearms. Ts.Munkhbayar, M.Baatarkhuyag and D.Tumurbaatar have

A London court is hearing the appeal of B.Khurts, Administration Chief at the National Security Council, against the order for his extradition to Germany. Yesterday’s session was spread over more than ten hours with the two sides clashing over new

The State Philharmonic orchestra performs in Culture Palace on June 26 for a clean and green Ulaanbaatar. The evening is sponsored by the World Bank and Terie Mikkelson of Norway will conduct the orchestra. The first part of the performance

The fifth Mongolian Young Leaders Program (“YLP”) has been successfully organized in Istanbul during  May 5th-8th, 2011 under the topic of “Urban Mongolia”. Twelve young Mongolian fellows from eight European countries were selected to participate in the Program, where they

Thousands of wild Mongolian
gazelles broke through the China-Mongolia border on Monday while escaping a
prairie fire on the Mongolian side. China”s border control authorities told
China daily about 2,000 gazelles, mostly pregnant females, broke through the
border as they escaped a spreading wildfire

Mongolia”s coal exports are
expected to keep posting exponential gains and reach some 50 million tonnes by
2015, a government official has told Reuters, though infrastructure constraints
are seen remaining a hurdle for the country”s booming mining sector. Total coal
exports are expected to

Through partnerships between the
U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, the
United States and Mongolia have strengthened their diplomatic relationship
through educational, cultural, citizen, alumni, and cultural preservation
exchanges.

Noteworthy ECA programs in Mongolia
include EducationUSA, which provides students comprehensive, unbiased
information on

The U.S. Department of
Transportation’s Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the Civil Aviation
Authority of Mongolia intend to develop civil aeronautics and air commerce
safety through technical assistance and training through a Memorandum of
Agreement (MOA) signed during President Ts. Elbegdoej’s visit. This formal
bilateral