Former Mongolian Prime Minister S.Bayar, who had earlier been imprisoned in the 461st detention center in Ulaanbaatar, was transferred to a hospital on Wednesday (23 May). According to a source, the 62-year-old has been transferred to the Second General Hospital

The number of Mongolian citizens who have received mortgages has increased to 93,999 since 2016 when the programme first started. According to the Central Bank of Mongolia, the number of mortgages issued by commercial banks increased by 2.3 percent in

Earlier today, the Mongolian Cabinet discussed privatisation of certain key state entities.

The cabinet has approved a plan to privatise over 18 state-owned enterprises including 49 percent of MIAT, the State Bank, the Mongolian Stock Exchange, Telecom Mongolia, the Information and

The Mongolian Government has been evaluating the performance of the 21 provincial administrations and the 10 ministries during 2017; following the study a shortlist of the best results has been announced. Each of these top performers is receiving a prize

In August, Ulaanbaatar Mayor S.Batbold  issued a decree to develop a “car-free zone” on what was  Minister B.Tserendorj Street. As a part of the project, construction of an underground shopping complex has begun with fences being erected in the area

Discovery Minerals Ltd.  has signed an agreement for its Mongolia Gold Project. The Board of Directors is pleased to announce that after several months of negotiations an agreement has now been executed with Canadian company Meritus Minerals Limited.

Discovery will now

Today is the ninth day of the sit-down protest by Mongolian doctors outside the International Monetary Fund (IMF) representative office in Ulaanbaatar. Their protest initially began on Sukhbaatar Square, outside the State Palace, for increasing the monthly salary of health

The construction of the largest flyover in Ulaanbaatar started on 15 April. Located near the city park and Traffic Police HQ, the structure is expected to open in 2019. Currently, over 120 workers from Mongolia and China are working on

The forest fire that broke out on 17 May in northern Mongolia has been brought under control, the authorities said today (23 May). Over 170 people with 12 fire engines and six horses have battled to control the forest fire

If you have a sense of adventure and love interacting with animals, you may want to see Mongolia on horseback. Most of the country’s varied landscape is made for horse riding. The Gobi desert has endless stretches of powdery sand