The global tourism sector has greatly suffered – and continues to do so – due to the COVID-19 pandemic following the closure of borders. According to the Mongolian Tourism Organisation, the pandemic has affected 95.4 percent of all local businesses,

Mongolia has reported the highest number of daily COVID -19 cases since the country of three million confirmed its first local transmission of coronavirus on November, 2020 and the first imported case in March, 2020.

Today (6 April), Mongolia reported 831

Interview with Dr Sergey Diorditsa, WHO Representative to Mongolia

-At beginning of the pandemic, Mongolia sustained it under control. But in last few months COVID-19 situation in Mongolia is getting worse and number of deaths is increasing. How does WHO recap

Mongolia will allocate MNT 300 million in investment from the state budget to support greenhouse farming in the spring season.

The budget investment will finance building 83 complex greenhouse structures and provide 110 kg of four types of greenhouse crops to

The total cases of Covid-19 has soared to 10282, registering a steady increase since early March, 2020.

Today (5 April), Mongolia confirmed 602 new cases of coronavirus; sadly a man in his 60s has died of Covid-19.

So far, 16 people have

We spoke with L. Bolormaa, A Board Member of Golomt Bank, Chairperson of Women Entrepreneurs Council at Mongolian National Chamber of Commerce and Industry about policies to support women in business and women leadership.

Can you please tell us about

From today (5 April), Mongolia begun vaccinating people aged between 18 and 49 in Ulaanbaatar – in other words, the bulk of the workforce. The Government is aiming for all citizens in Ulaanbaatar to receive the first dose of the

Today (2 April), Mongolia recorded two deaths and 486 new cases of COVID-19 after testing 11876 samples in laboratories nationwide The two people who died on Wednesday were aged 69 and 84; this brings the total deaths from the virus

On Friday (2 April), Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Mongolian counterpart, President Kh.Battulga, discussed the COVID-19 response and deliveries of Russian vaccines, the Kremlin said.

The phone conversation was initiated by the Mongolian side.

“Special attention was paid to strengthening cooperation

On Friday (2 April), Mongolia received the first batch of COVID-19 vaccines it has purchased from China as part of the efforts to curb the spread of the pandemic.

Since the start of the COVID-19 outbreak, Mongolia and China have provided