Now is the time to start planning a 2021 trip of a lifetime – staying in a luxury yurt (tent) in the distant steppes of Mongolia. From May through September, French globalist Frédéric Roman-Hauduroy oversees temporary camps that allow you

Delegates from the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) will visit  Mongolia in October for evaluating the implementation of the specific tasks given to Ulaanbaatar for getting off the Grey list. The delegates have a tight schedule which has been complicated

The National Emergency Commission of Mongolia is planning seven chartered flights to Seoul in October at request of 5200 its nationals who applied to return home. Furthermore, the MIAT will conduct direct flight to Seattle in the US northwest and

Last year, the Mongolian Cabinet approved a project for establishing an eco-zone at the Khuvsgul Lake National Park with the assistance of the Asian Development Bank; it also decided to limit the number of tourism licenses for the area. However,

Mongolia will host the International Youth Green Games in Ulaanbaatar  in September, 2021. The main purpose of the games is to introduce through sports the United Nations ‘Sustainable Development Goals’ to the young generation who will lead the future.

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Russia Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has accepted an invitation from his Mongolian counterpart, N.Enkhtaivan, to visit Ulaanbaatar.

“In conclusion, the [Mongolian foreign] minister invited me to visit Ulaanbaatar once again. I will try to make it with pleasure,” Mr Lavrov said

The screening of a film named ‘Khiimori’, the Mongolian for ‘wind horse’ inspired by a poem ‘Brown Horse’ written by the famous poet Ch.Lkhamsuren, at the Ouray International Film Festival has been a great success. The festival was held on

On Monday (20 September), two earthquakes rocked the Irkutsk Oblast in East Siberia. Tremors from Russia were felt across the border in the  neighbouring Mongolian provinces of Selenge, Orkhon, Khuvsgul and Darkhan-Uul. According to Russian sources, the epicenter of earthquakes

A total of 309,670 children are expected to be enrolled in kindergartens for the 2020-2021 school year; 23 percent, or 77235 children, are two- year-olds. However, Mongolia does not have enough kindergartens to accept all these children. Therefore, only 17550

Earlier today (22 September), Mongolia reported one more COVID-19 case, bringing the total in the country to 313.

So far, Mongolia has registered no local transmissions or deaths. Most infections have been imported from neighbouring Russia.

The ministry noted that 302 people