Today, Prime Minister U.Khurelsukh finished a three-day working trip to three western provinces namely: Uvurkhangai, Bayankhongor and Gobi-Altai.  During the visit, Mr U.Khurelsukh solved many problems faced by locals.

On Tuesdsay (8 May), U.Khurelsukh presented the keys to a two-room apartment

ELIXIR Petroleum is soon heading to Mongolia to meet with the Asian nation’s cabinet in pursuit of a Production Sharing Agreement, which if awarded will grant the right to explore and develop Coal Bed Methane also known as CSG (Coal

Indian solo traveller Balram Menon shares the thrilling experience of dog sledding on a frozen lake in Mongolia.

A pack of Siberian Huskies stood waiting, tethered to the sled. After a brief instruction from the musher, Balram Menon was set to

Revenue from the Mongolian tourism sector reached USD 400 million in 2017 as more than two million Mongolians travelled through their homeland.  In addition, the number of foreigners visiting the country reached to 470,000 last year.

 Over half-a-million Mongolians visited the

Basically seismicity is relatively low in the vicinity of the Mongolian capital as compared to western parts of the country. Nevertheless, there are concerns as many buildings in Ulaanbaatar, would be unable to resist a big earthquake if it struck.

On Wednesday 9 May, Russia is marking the 73rd anniversary of the victory over Nazi Germany in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has emphasized the important role played by Mongolia in supporting the Soviet Union during

For several years, Mongolia has been looking at establishing large scale slaughter and meat processing plants in order to boost exports. Currently, large volumes of meat are being exported to China, however, Beijing is concerned about inconsistencies in health standards.

The European Bank of Reconstruction and Development, alongside Triodos Investment Management and FMO Dutch Development Bank will provide a USD 30.7 million loan to finance the construction and operation of Mongolia’s largest utility-scale solar plant – a 30 MW project

The average life expectancy for Mongolian men is 65 years, which is 9.5 years shorter than women, the Ministry of Health said at forum for men’s health Tuesday. The forum took place at the State Palace.

The annual number of men

Mongolia is to host the Asian Forum of Parliamentarians on Population and Development (AFPPD) in Ulaanbaatar on 11-12 June.

On Wednesday (9 May), Yo.Baatarbileg, head of Parliamentary Standing Committee on Social Policy, Education, Culture and Science met with Naomi Kitahara, UNFPA