This year, Mongolia will focus on increasing exports of food, agriculture and light industry. Currently, exports of products and raw materials of food, agriculture and light industry account for less than 10 percent of the country’s total exports. The agriculture

Mongolia imports on average 132 thousand plastic bottles each year; however, only 30 percent of the waste is recycled. What happened to the rest? All of it is dumped – much of it spoiling the country’s pristine countryside. Sadly, this

According to a joint calculation by the National Statistical Office and the World Bank, Mongolia’s poverty rate stands at 28.4 percent. The two organisations are in agreement that poverty in the country is still high and the public are not

The average per capita consumption of soft drinks in Mongolia is 22.8 liters per year! So says the Mongolia’s National Centre for Public Health (NCPH).

The consumption of carbonated soft drinks is high in Mongolia, especially among children. Drinking soft drinks

Earlier today (14 January), Mongolian rock band sensation the ‘Hu’ left Chinggis Khaan International Airport in Ulaanbaatar for Germany, where they will be kicking off their 2020 European tour. The band has a busy schedule of 55 concerts in Europe,

Mongolia has sent a record number of six athletes to this month’s Winter Youth Olympic Games in Lausanne. The athletes are competing in two sports – biathlon and cross-country skiing – at the Games, which are running from January 9

The Mongolian team took two gold and one bronze at the series of the UIAA Ice Climbing World Cup 2020, which took place at the same time as the UIAA Ice Climbing Asian Championships. The events took place in Cheongsong

On 10 January, a trilateral meeting between Mongolia, the United States of America and Japan took place in Washington, D.C. The meeting was co-chaired by D.Davaasuren, State Secretary of the Mongolian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, D.Stilwell, Assistant Secretary of State

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