At today’s session of parliament, B.Batzorig, Minister of Food, Agriculture and Light Industries, reported that the number of Mongolian livestock has reached 84.4 million. However, MP M.Bilegt commented that the Mongolian government needs to focus on quality rather than number

On the occasion of celebrating ‘Day for Protecting Girls’ Rights’, young Mongolian models gave lectures at secondary schools on Thursday to teach boys how to respect girls. Under the theme ‘Let’s respect girls’ space’, talks were given by winners of

A simulation exercise, involving some 17,000 members of the public, local government officials, emergency commission staff, service providers, Mercy Corps and the Red Cross has taken place in northern Mongolia. The hypothetical situation was what would happen if there was

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the Government of Mongolia marked the beginning of a US$1.4 million technical assistance project with a workshop aimed to strengthen water governance at the river basin level and scale up lessons learned for application

Mongolian police arrested R.Ganzorig, executive director of ‘Magnai Trade’, also known as the MT fuel importing company, along with his son on 8 October.  They were released by decision of the First Court yesterday (9 October) after their lawyer made

The Central Bank of Mongolia forecasts the country’s economy will grow 5 to 8.5 percent in 2019 and the inflation rate is expected to be stabilized around 8.0 percent. In addition, Mongolia’s GDP will grow 3.5 to 8.6 percent next

Mongolian coal exports through the checkpoint at Bayannur, on North China’s Inner Mongolia border has surpassed the volume for the corresponding period of 2017, by 0.2% year-on-year. The coal export increased mainly because of robust Chinese demand and enhanced customs

Germany has offered non-refundable aid worth 55 million euros to support development projects in Mongolia for this year and next.

According to the Mongolian Foreign Ministry, negotiations were held in Ulaanbaatar on 8-9 October under the framework of bilateral technical and

The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Justice has backed a bill for a prisoner swap deal between Mongolia and Vietnam.

Currently, a total of 174 Mongolian citizens are serving time in prisons around the world: 115 in China, 18 in South Korea,

Prime Minister U.Khurelsukh is visiting Selenge, which can be called the “bread-basket” of Mongolia today (10 October). More than 350 enterprises and 150 individuals have cultivated a total of 305.5 thousand hectares in this province where 90 percent of all