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Cycling through Ulaanbaatar in total safety!

Cycling in Ulaanbaatar is sometimes a scary experience, due to the combination of manic car and truck drivers and the absence cycle lanes. This, however, is changing under a master plan for modernising  the roads in Ulaanbaatar by 2030. According

Mongolian pupils wearing school uniforms again!

All educational institutions in Mongolia have been closed since January amid prevention of spread of coronavirus pandemic. After five months of lockdown, the Mongolian Cabinet has decided to open education centres providing courses until 1 September, but under strict control.

Mongolia to chair the 76th session of the ESCAP

Mongolia will chair the 76th session of the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP). The session will be held next week through an online conference. The decision was informed by Ms. Armida Salsiah Alisjahbana,

Protecting UB’s most inner-city temple

At a meeting of the Ulaanbaatar City’s Citizens Representative Council, it has been decided to make the area around the Choijin Lama Temple, car-free zone; streets to the east and west of the small complex will be allowed for pedestrian

More Mongolians cured from coronavirus

One more Mongolian patient with Covid-19 was discharged yesterday (11 May) from the National Centre for Communicative Diseases, thereby bringing the total people cured from coronavirus to 15. In addition, two more patients are showing positive signs of recovering and

Mongolian evacuation charters to fly to Turkey and India

Mongolia will bring some 170 its nationals back from Turkey with a government-chartered plane, tomorrow, 13 May. Another MIAT plane will fly to India on 18 May in order to evacuate Mongolians stuck in that pandemic-hit country where over 480

Moody’s: Mongolia’s rating changed to negative

Moody’s Investors Service has changed the outlook on the Mongolian government’s issuer ratings to negative from stable.

The decision reflects rising external vulnerability risks related to a sharp fall in export revenue at a time when access to external financing is

Steppe Gold selling to Central Bank of Mongolia

The Steppe Gold company said the COVID-19 pandemic had not had a material impact on its operations and it was still expecting to produce about 60,000 ounces this year at cash costs of about US$500/oz.  The company said it had

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