Mongolia has put into operation its second fuel processing plant in Ulaanbaatar.
The plant, built in Nalaikh district, has an annual capacity of processing 600,000 tons of fuel.
“Reducing air pollution in Mongolian capital has been and remains one of our

On 9 December 2020, the Mongolian government publicly announced upcoming flights to three destinations including Frankfurt, Seoul and Tokyo.  MIAT Mongolian Airlines is accepting reservation requests for these flights and prioritizing passengers whose November itineraries were cancelled.  As of now,

Today (11 December), Mongolia has confirmed seven new cases; one in Selenge Province and six in Ulaanbaatar including acustoms official and his son.
So far, Mongolia has 905 confirmed cases of coronavirus; 473 of which have recovered.

According to tradition, the 22-meter-high Christmas tree has arrived and is being decorated on Sukhbaatar Square, in the heart of Ulaanbaatar. The ceremony of lighting the tree will take place on 15 December.
This year Mongolians will celebrate New Year at

The Emergency Commission of Ulaanbaatar City has decided to lift the bans on the sale and consumption bans of alcoholic beverages. The relaxation comes into force from Monday (14 December); on the same day, the public emergency situation will be

Today (10 December), Mongolia confirmed five new cases of coronavirus after testing 21470 people in laboratories nationwide. A nurse from the National Centre for Communicative Diseases and four other people who are family members from previous confirmed cases in Ulaanbaatar have

Sumo grand champion Kakuryu, winner of six top division titles, has given up his Mongolian nationality and acquired Japanese citizenship, an official government publication showed Thursday.
By meeting the requirement to remain in the Japan Sumo Association as an senior-citizenafter retirement,

Human Rights Day is observed every year on 10 December – the day in 1948 when the United Nations General Assembly adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights(UDHR).
Earlier today (10 December), Police arrested a journalist and two other employees from the

Central China’s Hubei Province, once ravaged by COVID-19, on Tuesday donated testing kits and tea to Mongolia, a token of gratitude to the Asian country that recently donated 30,000 sheep to support China’s COVID-19 fight.
At a ceremony held in Wuhan,

As in many other countries, the length of time people are required to isolate has become a very controversial topic in Mongolia. Originally, the government stipulated a mandatory isolation period for those recovered from coronavirus or under observation with suspected