Ambassador of Mongolia to the United Nations and other international organisations L.Purevsuren held a meeting with  Vatican Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher on 10 January and exchanged views on bilateral cooperation.

Ambassador L.Purevsuren expressed his appreciation for the Vatican in allowing Mongolian

People come to Slovenia for many reasons, some more unusual than others, and “en route to Mongolia” has to be one of the more interesting. Even more so when done on the back of a bicycle and with the aim

A plan by the Mongolian government to repay MNT 776 billion (USD 283 million) of debt owed by its elderly citizens is not in line with the pledges it made in 2017 to secure a bailout deal from the International

The Mongolian National Academic Drama Theatre is preparing the perform stage adaption of ‘Anna Karenina’ by Leo Tolstoy for first time on 28 February. The famous novel has been adapted into a stage play by N.Purevdagva and directed by State-Honoured

Forecasts of an extreme winter in Mongolia have triggered the release of funding to reduce its impact on vulnerable herders. This is the first time this early action funding mechanism developed by the International Federation of Red Cross and Red

The Mongolian parliament has backed the decision to write off the loans of over 230,000 pensioners and to distribute a ‘cash present’ to those remaining pensioners who have not got any debts. The decision was initiated by the National Security

‘Ninja Warrior Junior ‘, famous American children’s sports game show has come Mongolia. A special competition dedicated to the game is taking place at the ‘Funfit’ Children’s Sports Club in Ulaanbaatar during school break. Ninja children between the ages of

A photo shot by a Mongolian photographer was has been named as one of the top 10 submissions in the photographic categories – Sport Action and Portfolio – for the AIPS Sport Media Awards 2020.

Photographer Ch.Ganbat’s photo has been selected

Tourists mostly decide where they can travel to based on visa regulations and flight prices. According to a survey, 57 percent of tourists choose flying. Mongolia is vast land, however, it has only one international airport. This means, that hiring

Mongolia’s foreign exchanges reserves have exceeded USD 4 billion, according to the Bank of Mongolia (BoM). This is due to an increase in foreign trade revenue and an influx of International Monetary Fund (IMF) financial aid. Foreign trade revenue reached