More than 2,500 doctors and medical workers belonging to the labor union of Mongolian health workers and including people from the regional hospitals have demanded a doubling of their monthly salary. After Minister for Health S.Lambaa received the demand yesterday,

Following a decision taken during the visit of the Mongolian Prime Minister to South Korea in October 2009 that was ratified by the Mongolian Parliament in April 2009 and by the National Assembly in Seoul in December 2009, an agreement

The State Central Clinic, which offers all kinds of medical services to patients from 18 provinces and Ulaanbaatar, has joined the list of hospitals in trouble. Four of the five departments of the 400-bed hospital near the clinic were moved

Vegetable sellers, importers and producers were invited to a meeting yesterday at the Mayor’s Office to discuss their problems and also to explore ways of raising productivity. Around 1,000 tons of potato and vegetables are produced in Ulaanbaatar every year.

The 14-year-old Mongolian Institute of Certified Public Accountants today has over 2,000 members spread over 25 branches in Ulaanbaatar and the provinces and working for more than 60 firms. Executive Director L. Enkh-Amgalan has revealed that its recent activities include

The World Bank has approved a USD12-million scale up of a project begun in 2001 that has been instrumental in improving the financial sustainability of the energy sector by reducing losses and improving revenue collection in Ulaanbaatar and 9 provincial

The Immigration Agency is not issuing fresh working visas to foreign nationals as the Government has not yet prepared fresh guidelines, according to the Business Council of Mongolia. The Government wanted changes in the present practice to meet the possible

Green Global Resources will start iron ore production in the second half of the year in Mongolia, despite disturbances caused by severe weather. “We”re about two weeks behind schedule now but we are working hard to catch up,” Joseph King,

The recent conference jointly organized by the Ministry for Minerals and Energy, and the Mongolian National Mining Association was attended by altogether 454 delegates from 18 state organizations, 5 academic institutions, 11 NGOs, and 216 entities in the mineral sector,

Mongolian Star Melchers (MSM) and Mercedes-Benz have donated fully assembled Mercedes-Benz engines worth MNT8.6 million to the Mechanical School of Engineering (MSE), a branch of the Mongolian University of Science and Technology (MUST), for training purposes. These gasoline and diesel