Since the Covid-19 outbreak in China, Mongolian leaders, representatives from various sectors, students and even children have been expressing solidarity with China in its battle against the novel coronavirus epidemic. As Europe and the US now struggle to slow the

In 2019, the Mongolian Cabinet decided to establish a museum for the legendary conqueror Chinggis Khaan,  famed for establishing the largest land empire in history. The museum will be built on the site of the current natural history museum, located

Mongolian cashmere producers are planning to stockpile 5000 tonnes of raw material for production this year. They are expected to buy one kilogram of cashmere for MNT 100,000 – thus totaling MNT 456.1 billion.

So, earlier today (19 March), the Mongolian

The sharp fall in crude oil prices, resulting from the Covid-19 crisis, is a huge benefit for Mongolia, said D.Sumiyabazar, Minister of Mining and Heavy Industries. As of yesterday, (18 March) one barrel oil price fell to USD 31.4, thus

The National Emergency Commission of Mongolia will decide whether the period of school quarantine should or should not be extended. This decision will be taken on Friday (20 March). Before the announcement, the Ministry of Education, Culture, Science and Sports

Mongolia  reported today (18 March), its sixth Covid-19 case after two people returned who had returned on a  flight from Berlin two days ago were confirmed as having coronavirus . The sixth patient was first tested using a rapid testing

Mongolia has extended its ban on coal exports for a second time as the number of coronavirus cases within the country increases.

The first deadline for the border to reopen was 3 March, before being delayed to 15 March late last

Due to the outbreak of coronavirus, Mongolia has postponed all payments for its citizens for three months without any interest or fees. The decision was introduced today (18 March) at a joint press conference by Ch.Khurelbaatar, Minister of Finance and

The UN’s trade and development agency says the slowdown in the global economy caused by the coronavirus outbreak is likely to cost at least $1 trillion. The recent outbreak of the novel coronavirus has affected the global industry logistics system.

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has reallocated $1.4 million from a health project in Mongolia to procure essential medical equipment for early detection, emergency care, and management of severe respiratory diseases in the wake of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.