Today (11 March), Mongolia confirmed 80 new cases of coronavirus; one from Tuv province and the remainder from Ulaanbaatar. Therefore, the total number of COVID-19 cases in Mongolia has reached 3561; of these 80 percent have recovered.

Unfortunately, a 76-year-old Mongolian

Mongolia started its vaccination rollout against COVID-19 on 23 February and is aiming to vaccinate 60 percent of the population above the age of 18.

Currently, more than 20 thousand people working in health sector and first response workers have received

Days after India gifted vaccines to Mongolia, the country is keen to get more vaccines from New Delhi, this time commercially.

S.Amarsaikhan, deputy Prime Minister of Mongolia has written to India’s external affairs minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar requesting for 1- 1.5 million

Doctor T.Munkhsaikhan has returned his surgical room at the National Trauma and Orthopedic National Centre after resigning from the post of Health Minister of Mongolia. T.Munksaikhan is now working as a surgeon implanting artificial knee joints and undertaking microsurgery at

Rio Tinto is set to start face-to-face negotiations with the government of Mongolia as its seeks to complete the USD 6.75bn expansion of a huge copper project in the Gobi desert.

The Anglo-Australian group is sending a team of senior executives

Mongolia’s Government has announced plans to resume international flights from May, 2021, following a temporary ban since mid February-2020 due to the outbreak of coronavirus. Therefore, international travellers who have taken the approved vaccines against COVID-19 will be allowed to

The Women Entrepreneur Mentors Club and Golomt Bank signed a memorandum of understanding on March 5, 2021.

During the event, E.Uyanga, Executive Director of the Women Entrepreneur Mentors Club, and Ts.Baigalmaa, Director of Retail and SME Business Division, Golomt Bank, signed

Set in the remote Mongolian mountains,’ The Woman’, by director Otgonzorig Bathchuluun, is about Dagiina who lives with Eruult, her mother-in-law and her two young children, Ider and Ujin. From time-to-time, a local man comes and helps her with difficult

The Mongolian Government has decided to reopen its air border on 1 May to resume international passenger flights. Therefore, all necessary preparations for the prevention of Covid-19 infection, including immunizing border control staff and setting up glass barriers separating passengers

Mongolia received the first 10 thousand doses of Russia’s Sputnik V vaccine on 27 February, 2021. This came after long negotiations between the two countries, which began in October, 2020. The vaccine was brought by a cargo charter flight from