Mongolian President Kh.Battulga made a state visit to the United States last week, aiming to bolster the two countries’ political and economic relations into a new strategic partnership.

On 31 July, after the meeting between Battulga and U.S. President Donald J.

XCMG has officially opened the company’s first Spare Parts Centre in Ulaanbaatar. The announcement is the final piece of XCMG’s supply chain jigsaw in the region and will allow XCMG to provide all-around support and services for customers in Mongolia.

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Mongolian President Kh.Battulga has visited National Aeronautics and Space Administration of the United States and held a meeting with NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine.

At the meeting, which comes just after the 50th anniversary of the Moon Landing, President Kh.Battulga requested Administrator

It has been 70 years since the first ever train have arrived at Ulaanbaatar Railway Station from Russia. Railway transportation started in 1949 and large constructions work brought rapid development to Mongolia.

The construction of the railway was of great importance

Fresh vegetables have been on sale at Ulaanbaatar’s food markets since the Naadam Festival which is held annually on 10-13 July.

According to a greengrocer at the ‘Bars’ Food Market, there are no Chinese imports, with the exception of onions and

Every first-time visitor to Mongolia is struck by the road conditions and driving norms. Long-term residents learn to adapt to the dangers of driving, being a passenger in a vehicle and navigating the streets as a pedestrian – all equally

Car rental company Avis has announced the expansion of its Asian network with the opening of Avis Mongolia, through a licensee agreement with Baobab. This move builds on the vast global network and regional footprint of Avis – now present

Turquoise Hill Resources has recorded a $US596.9 million ($873 million) impairment against the carrying value of Mongolia’s Oyu Tolgoi copper and gold mine.

Turquoise Hill is 50.79 per cent owned by Rio Tinto, and Thursday’s confirmation of an impairment came just

The Kremlin is not ruling out that Russian President Vladimir Putin could visit Mongolia to attend the events marking the 80th anniversary of victory in the Battles of Khalkhyn Gol. “This visit is being worked out, the details will be

Mark Esper, Trump’s new defence secretary, is scheduled to visit Mongolia next week as part of a trip to Asia, Australia and New Zealand. The trip is scheduled to start on 2 August from Australia followed by New Zealand, Mongolia,