Experts say that the birth rate is expected to decline further by 2030.
Experts say that the birth rate is expected to decline further by 2030.
Mongolia will hold parliamentary election in June, 2020. Under the Election Law of Mongolia, local immigration will be banned from 1 February, 2020.
Previously, many people have re-located from scarcely-populated provinces to big electoral districts – this has affected election results.
With the new international airport in Khushig Valley coming into operation this year, the national capacity for air traffic is expected to increase by over 40 percent. This will help enable Mongolia to fulfill its action plan to receive one
A Diabetes Prevention Centre opened in the Khan-Uul District of Ulaanbaatar on 30 December. The new facility comes under the auspices of the existing Khan-Uul Health Centre.
The centre will provide health counseling and a positive training environment. The emphasis of
The OSCE’s Transnational Threats Department – Border Security and Management Unit (TNTD/BSMU) held a training course on the detection of forged documents and impostors in Ulaanbaatar in December 2019. The event was organized in co-operation with the University of Internal
The UN is now working with the Mongolian state and cashmere farmers to highlight and deliver sustainable cashmere with blockchain. A pilot with technology provider Covergence.tech used Ethereum-based blockchain technology to interact with over 70 different herders and 8 cooperatives.
The annual number of transit freight trains passing through Mongolia has surpassed 1,000 for the first time.
As many as 1,450 China-Europe freight trains have crossed Mongolian territory since the beginning of this year, according to Ulaanbaatar Railway.
The figure is higher
The annual Mongolian livestock census started on 7 December and is still underway; initial information, however, indicates that there are currently 70.9 million livestock in the country. The figures, provided by the National Statistical Office of Mongolia, report an increase
Mongolian athletes will compete in two sports, namely biathlon and cross-country skiing at the 2020 Winter Youth Olympic Games. The competition will be held in Lausanne in Switzerland on 9-22 January. A total of six Mongolian athletes are preparing to
Teacher Ts.Ayush from ‘Eco’ 3rd School of Mandal Soum in Selenge Province has been awarded Mongolia’s Best Teacher and will received a cash prize of MNT 100 million. She won first place in the ‘I am a Teacher’ TV show,
‘Naadam’, Mongolia’s biggest annual national festival takes place on 10-13 July.
The Mongol Naadam Complex, 32 km from Ulaanbaatar, is under discussion for many years. The Mongol Naadam Complex with a modern stadium with 30 thousand seats, an archery competition range