The Capital City Governor’s Office in cooperation with the Children’s Palace is organizing the 65th annual New Year Concert in Children’s Palace. The Concert will staged until December 30, 2023. The event was first organized in 1958.

The New Year Concert in Children’s Palace features

Minister of Culture of Mongolia Nomin Chinbat received Head of Partnerships and Sponsorships at Qatar Museums Sheikh Abdulaziz bin Hamad Al Thani. The two sides exchanged views on encouraging cooperation between museums of Mongolia and Qatar.

Minister Ch. Nomin expressed her

Seven people were killed in an apartment fire in Mongolia’s capital of Ulaanbaatar, according to the country’s National Emergency Management Agency.

The fire broke out at a 10-story apartment building in the southern district of Khan-Uul at around 7:02 a.m. local

A strong cold wave is expected to continue to strike Mongolia in the coming days.

Overnight temperatures in the Zuungovi soum, an administrative subdivision of the western Mongolian province of Uvs, dropped to minus 49.4 degrees Celsius from Monday, the National

Mongolia has achieved its goal of earning 1 billion U.S. dollars from tourism in 2023, reported the country’s Ministry of Environment and Tourism.

As of November, Mongolia welcomed more than 600,000 foreign tourists, and the revenues from the tourism sector exceeded

Mongolia will transfer in-person classes for all general educational schools to online classes, said the Ministry of Education and Science on 18 December.

In addition, online classes will be available for students in grades sixth to twelfth for a week, running

The highway port of Erenhot, the largest land port on the China-Mongolia border, commenced 24-hour freight customs clearance on a trial basis. It is the first Chinese port on the China-Mongolia border that has rolled out the round-the-clock service.

The border

Mongolia has planted 41.5 million trees across the country since the launch of its national tree-planting campaign “Billion Trees” in 2021.

In October 2021, Mongolia launched the nationwide tree-planting campaign as the country’s President U.Khurelsukh told the United Nations General Assembly

Power supply shortages are likely across Mongolia through at least late December due to operational issues at two Russian power plants importing electricity to the country. Damage to a 235-megawatt unit at one of the Russian stations, and upgrades being

Mongolia’s foreign exchange (forex) reserves rose to USD 4.3 billion at the end of November, said the Ministry of Economy and Development.

The amount is adequate to cover imports for at least six months.

Due to the deepening of a current account