Mongolian National Olympic Committee (MNOC) President N.Tuvshinbayar has launched a fitness challenge in a bid to keep people active during the coronavirus pandemic. N.Tuvshinbayar, who won gold in judo at the Beijing 2008 Olympics, has challenged people of all ages

On 7 December, Mongolia recorded 38 new cases of coronavirus after conducting 23,341 PCR tests.

The location of these new local infections is as follows: 32 have been detected in Ulaanbaatar, two in Selenge, three in Dornogobi and one in Orkhon province

During the current lockdown situation, Mongolia Immigration Agency and its branches are working online. You can contact agency’s web site https://evisa.mn/ for extending your visas and residency cards. Since the strict lockdown, the agency has taken actions for 70 investors

Ulaanbaatar Railway JSC has reached the 100 km mark for the construction of the railway line between  Zuunbayan and Tavantolgoi.
On November 30, the railway construction team working on the strategically important “coal line” completed the 4000th section, thus completing 100

Coking coal prices in China have soared to a four-year high after Mongolia’s first local transmission of the COVID-19 on 10 November resulted in emergency measures. These have slowed operations at the border crossings.
Trucks carrying coal across the border

On Wednesday (2 December), the Mongolian government decided to reduce the price of processed fuel by 50 percent amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The government announced that the reduction would be in force from 3 December to 1 April in order

Mongolia reported its first local transmission of COVID-19 on 10 November after a truck driver and his family tested positive. The truck driver was tested for coronavirus after being released from 14-days mandatory quarantine at the local Enkhsaran Resort. According to officials,

Today (3 December), Mongolia confirmed one new case of COVID-19 in Ulaanbaatar and six cases in Selenge, which is the country’s northernmost province and borders Russia. So far, the total tally of coronavirus in Ulaanbaatar has reached 91. In Selenge, five

The Central bank of Mongolia, also known as Mongol Bank, purchased 1.7 tonnes of precious metals in November. A total amount of the purchases has reached 21 tonnes since the beginning of this year, showing an increase of 6.5 tons

At the core of one of 3×3’s biggest success stories, Ulaanbaatar MMC Energy always appeared destined to make the World Tour’s biggest stage.
And the Mongolian team will fulfil their wish when they make their historic debut at the Jeddah Final