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Mollae Saed to fight for Mongolia at Dusseldorf Grand Slam

Iranian judoka Saeid Mollaei is going to fight for Mongolia in the U81kg at the Dusseldorf Grand Slam in Germany. The competition will be held on 21-23 February. Mongolia is one of countries sending a big team consisting of 20

Mongolian Embassy in South Korea to close for three days

The Mongolian Embassy in South Korea will close for three days on 24-26 February for Tsagaan Sar celebration. According to official page of the Embassy, anyone who needs to emergency help can call to numbers: 010-5307-7220, 010-3242-9913.

Earlier, the Mongolian Embassy

The Hu creates ‘Star Wars’ song in an alien language

Mongolian folk-metal band the HU are a mission to conquer the world succeeding Chinggis Khaan, the founder of the Mongol Empire. Over the last couple years they’ve made great strides in that effort, thanks to viral hits such as “Yuve

Working group established for gas pipeline project

A working group has been established between Mongolia and Russia for the Trans-Mongolian Gas Pipeline, reported Minister of Energy Ts.Davaasuren.

The working group co-chaired by Deputy Ministers of Energy of the two countries, has already started works, developing some documents and

‘Gobi Wolf’ international drill to take place in UB

An annual ‘Gobi Wolf’ international exercise will take place in Ulaanbaatar, the capital city of Mongolia in May. The international drill is being organised by the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) in partnership with the Embassy of the United States

Tsagaan Sar – nationwide lockdown

As the biggest Mongolian ‘family festival’ approaches, the National Emergency Commission (NEC) has taken the drastic step of closing all roads connecting provinces and cities nationwide from 23-27 February in order to limit the risk of the spread of coronavirus.

This

Coronavirus update: two suspected after returning from China

Mongolian health officials reported today (20 February) that two people have been suspected of having the symptoms of coronavirus – one in Ulaanbaatar and the other in Zavkhan Province. A student who has been studying in the Chinese city of

MIAT cancels flights to Tokyo and Bangkok

The national carrier ‘MIAT’ Mongolian Airlines took the decision on Wednesday (19 February) to cancel its flights to and from Ulaanbaatar and two important destinations, namely Tokyo and Bangkok until 28 March. The decision came amid mounting criticism of the

Strict anti-coronavirus rules extended till 1 April

The Mongolian Government decided on Wednesday (19 February) to extend the period of quarantine until 1 April in order to prevent the spread of the highly infectious coronavirus. During the period, Mongolia has cancelled all sports competitions, training, seminars, cultural

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