Mongolia will host the international war horse competition entitled ‘Aravt’ (from the word for ‘ten’; this was the smallest unit of Chinggis Khaan’s army). The competition will be held at the General Training Centre of the Armed Forces located in

Naadam is Mongolia’s major holiday and a wonderful time to experience the culture and people of this amazing land. It is the most colorful and largest festival event in the country; traditionally it is also known as the “Three Manly

Ulaanbaatar, May 29, 2019 – Mongolia’s Central Economic Corridor (CEC), the key transportation network connecting China and Russia through Ulaanbaatar, offers promising opportunities to bring Mongolian agricultural products to world markets and to diversify the country’s exports away from mining

The Bank of Mongolia won the “Best Collaborator 2019” award by the CYFI (Child and Youth Finance International).

The 8th annual Global Inclusion Awards Ceremony was held on 19 June 2019 as part of the 5th Child & Youth Finance International

AKIPRESS.COM-The Mongolian government approved establishment of a concession agreement with Mongolia-Japan joint company under ‘invest-operate-transfer’ condition for Ulaanbaatar International New Airport Management Project, Montsame reports.

The project will be carried out by Airport at Khushgyn Valley state-owned profit oriented enterprise from

Sumo Yokozuna grand champion Hakuho says authorities in his home country Mongolia have agreed to him renouncing his Mongolian nationality, so that he can become a Japanese citizen.

Hakuho, who has won a record 42 grand sumo tournaments, hopes to become

The international NGO People in Need (PIN), in partnership with Mercy Corps Mongolia, organized a closing conference on June 24, 2019 for the Leveraging Technology and Tradition for Resilience in Rural Mongolia (LTT4R) project at the Mongolian University of Life

‘Penguin Random House’, the world’s leading book publisher has signed an agreement with Mongolian author D.Turmunkh to print his two books; namely, the ‘Sankara’ book of essays and the ‘President Battulga whom I know’ in English and Chinese. The Singapore-based

A new World Bank report on Mongolia revenue, public sector spending and financial institutions has been released. In a press release, the WB stressed the importance of growth without excessive borrowing and the need to strengthen the country’s fiscal foundations.

The Mongolia Cuckoo Project has started with aims to discover more about the wintering grounds and migration routes of cuckoos in East Asia, as well as engaging the public through naming and following the birds. The projects is carried on