On Tuesday (4 May), Mongolia received a total of 30,000 rapid COVID-19 test kits from South Korea, reports the Mongolian Health Ministry.

“The South Korean government plans to donate COVID-19 test kits worth 250,000 U.S. dollars in total to Mongolia. In

Today (6 May), the Mongolian Cabinet decided to open education centres providing courses until 1 September under strict measures to prevent the spread of coronavirus. According to Cabinet Resolution 139,, the education centres are allowed to give lessons to children

By decree of Russian President Vladimir Putin, a Mongolian woman has been awarded the Order of Friendship for her contribution in delivering assistance to Soviet soldiers during World War II. Nicknamed ‘Front’, S.Tsegmid is one of four Mongolians, three of

Earlier today (6 May), the Mongolian Cabinet approved MNT 793 billion (USD 284 million) Covid-19 relief packages for supporting target groups such as children and elderly. The government also decided to raise monthly allowances for children to MNT 100 thousand

A pregnant woman is among the 41 confirmed cases of coronavirus in Mongolia. At today’s (6 May) press conference, Mongolian health officials reported that a pregnant woman who tested coronavirus positive, is under treatment at the National Centre for Communicative

Mongolia and South Korea have signed a bilateral cooperation agreement to boost the development of boxing in both countries. The arrangement was signed by D.Bat-Erdene, the President of the Mongolian Boxing Federation (MBF) and chairman of Korean Boxing, Kim Ji-hyun

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the Mongolian government on Tuesday (4 May) signed a loan pact worth 40 million U.S. dollars, and a Japan Fund for Poverty Reduction (JFPR) grant worth 2 million U.S. dollars, to help modernize government-owned

A young politician and member of parliament from Mongolia’s ruling party N.Nomtoibayar was expelled from its ranks on January, 2019. Now N.Nomtoibayar has decided to stand independently for the upcoming 2020 parliamentary election. Subsequently, will be N.Nomtoibayar standing against Justice

The Best Western Premier Tuushin Hotel in Mongolian capital, Ulaanbaatar bore a message of hope in the form of a red heart for support and appreciation for all the healthcare workers, food service staff, first responders and countless other essential

Mongolian mining giant Oyu Tolgoi has released the latest edition of its Scorecard, highlighting key performance metrics for the first quarter of 2020, and provided an update on underground development, and prevention measures for Covid-19.

The company and employees have donated