An 11-year-old Mongolian boy has created history – in Mongolia, at least – by becoming his country’s first match mascot at the FIFA World Cup. Ulziibat Amar accompanied a football player onto the pitch in Wednesday’s Group E match between

On Friday (29 June), the Mongolian State Great Khural (parliament) backed Tavan Tolgoi – the nation’s largest coal mining project – which has reserves of 7.4 billion tonnes of high-grade coal. The Cabinet presented the project to the lawmakers last

The 5th Asian Fixed Income Summit will be held in Ulaanbaatar on 2 July. The summit is being organised by the Mongolian Mortgage Corporation HFC LLC in cooperation with the Ministry of Construction and Urban Development, the Finance Ministry as

The Mongolian parliament has held its first debate on amending  the 18th Government Policy Resolution on the Air Sector to 2020.

It is five years since the original resolution was passed; since then, many more Mongolians are going abroad – in

A candlelit vigil will be held on Ulaanbaatar’s Independence Square this evening for children who have died in accidents. The event is being organised by the same seven mothers who  previously held the much-publicised demonstration  ‘Open Your Eyes!’ against child

The  ‘Tsaatan Festival’ will take place at the Dalai tour camp on the south-west side of Lake Khuvsgul on 7-8 July.

The aim of the festival is to present the reindeer herd, which is called sixth type of livestock of Khuvsgul

Mongolia has extracted over 3.196 million barrels or 433,311 tons of crude oil in the first half of the year. The Mongolian Ministry of Mining and Heavy Industry said that out of its total production, 3.127 million barrels or 424,631

On 27 June 2018, the Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) completed the fourth review of Mongolia’s performance under the programme supported by a three-year extended arrangement under the Extended Fund Facility (EFF). Completion of the review enables

The Executive Committee of the Mongolian Tourism Union and delegates from travel companies held a press conference earlier today.

According to statistics, the number of foreign arrivals has increased by roughly 15-20 percent this year. The tourist flow to Mongolia is

The Naadam Festival is the main Mongolian holiday and a wonderful time to experience the culture and people of this amazing land. Another captivating day dawns in Ulaanbaatar as the “Deeltei Mongol” traditional costume festival gathers hundreds of people at