The leaders of South Korea and Mongolia exchanged letters on Thursday to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations this year, the foreign ministry in Seoul said.

In the letter, S.Korean President Moon Jae-in noted that the bilateral

The pace of poverty reduction has slowed down despite robust macroeconomic growth, indicating that Mongolia is struggling to translate the benefits of macroeconomic growth into improvements in household welfare, especially for the poor. This was jointly concluded by the National

Horse racing is incredibly important to Mongolians; it is known as one of the country’s three manly games along with wrestling and archery. Therefore, trainers of race horses are mostly quite wealthy.  The Federation of Mongolian Horse Racing Sport and

As of today, (27 March), Mongolia has 11 confirmed cases of coronavirus and 208 people in isolation at the National Centre for Communicative Diseases. A French national who arrived in Mongolia on 2 March was diagnosed coronavirus positive on 10

Mongolian Prime Minister U.Khurelsukh held a press conference at 3.00 p.m. in order to outline the decisions made by Cabinet at the meeting today (27 March).  Cabinet has approved a MNT 5.1 trillion financial support package for enterprises and Mongolian

Bayanzurkh District is the most populous area in Ulaanbaatar, the capital city of Mongolia. The Bayanzurkh’s Social Insurance Department has initiated an online challenge against the coronavirus pandemic. Entitled the ‘Safety Check Challenge’ – it is currently being undertaken by

Kh.Battulga, President of Mongolia called yesterday (25 March) to postpone the upcoming parliamentary elections. The President announced a six-point proposal for preparing the Mongolian people for a possible recession because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Furthermore, Kh.Battulga called upon the government

Mongolia will purchase the most needed medical diagnostic equipment with funding provided by the World Bank. The World Bank has mobilized US$2.2 million to help strengthen Mongolia’s hospital services in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.

This immediate financing is being

Aspire Mining Ltd has received an 18-month extension until 18 September 2021 to prepare the legal and other necessary actions required prior to the construction of the Erdenet to Ovoot railway. This railway is considered critical infrastructure for the full-scale

Mongolia will conduct three charter flights to Seoul and Tokyo in April at the request of the 4805 Mongolians who are living or studying in these countries. According to the National Emergency Commission, the government-chartered MIAT planes will fly to