Mongolia produced 902.4 million liters of milk in 2018. The milk production consists of 11,500 tons of camel milk, 83,900 tons of mare milk, 553,300 tons of cow milk, 103,800 tons of sheep milk, 149,800 tons of goat milk.

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The reindeer population in Mongolia rose to 2,636 head at the end of 2019, up by 240 from a year ago.

There were more than 2,000 reindeers in Mongolia during the 1970s. However, the number plummeted to 926 at the end

Mongolia and the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh consider they can work in concert across numerous sectors; especially cultural exchange, tourism and education, Chief Minister Kamal Nath stated on Tuesday.

“India and Mongolia share a rather cordial relationship. Recently, I

Khuvsgul Province is the most popular tourism destination in Mongolia. The region is magnet for local or foreign tourists because of Lake Khuvsgul, known as the ‘Blue Pearl of Mongolia’. The number of tourists heading for Khuvsgul is steadily increasing

The Mongolian health authorities have been warning about the risk of a mysterious virus spreading from China. Mongolia shares an important border with China and is an important rail and road transit country to Russia and Europe. There is major

Mongolia has over 871,000 cars; 57.6 percent, or 501,000, of them are in Ulaanbaatar. According to Captain B.Zorigoo, an expert at the Transport Police Department, road traffic accidents in Mongolia resulted in financial losses of MNT 31.8 billion during the

Without doubt, 2020 is going to be another busy year for Mongolian rock sensation, The HU. In addition to the forthcoming Japan and Australia tours, the four-man band will be returning to the United States.

The HU is scheduled to perform

Earlier today (6 January) the  Mongolian Cabinet decided to establish an ecological police force to tackle environment issues.  Over 100 ecological police officers will work in over 10 provinces. The Cabinet approved funding for 170 ecological police officers in 2020

In recent years,  outbreaks of flu have become common occurrences in Mongolia’s capital Ulaanbaatar during winter. These have been made worse by suffocating air-pollution. Earlier today, the Mongolian Cabinet decided to, once again, extend the holiday break for secondary schools

The construction of a National Burns Centre in Mongolia began in 2013, however, it has still has not been completed due to financing difficulties. The State Specialized Inspection Authority prohibited use of their original building, built in 1957, following an