Earlier today (11 May), the State Great Khural, as the Mongolian Parliament is known, discussed the 2019 State Budget. According to the finance minister, next year, the country will receive a total of USD 1.4 billion in investment in 2019;

Every year, on the second Saturdays of May and October, Mongolians plant trees. This year, National Tree Planting Day will be held on 12 May.

The President of Mongolia issued a decree to observe National Tree Planting Day in 2010. Since

The 25th Asian Sambo Championships began in Ulaanbaatar, the capital city of Mongolia earlier today (11 May). This is the third time that Mongolia  is organising the event. Over 400 athletes from 14 Asian countries including China, North Korea, Afghanistan,

The Mongolian National Olympic Committee have welcomed sports professors from Ukraine to speak at a seminar in the capital Ulaanbaatar.

The two Ukrainian guests at the seminar were Professor Volodymyr Platonov from the the Department of Theory and History of Olympic

It looked as if the former Mongolian Prime Ministers, S.Bayar and Ch.Saikhanbileg who have been held at Detention Centre No.461 were about to be released, but with a ban on leaving the country. However, earlier today (10 May), the Primary

Mongolian pop diva B.Sarantuya will perform a solo concert themed ‘I am Happy’ in the Kazakh city of Almaty. State Honored Artist B.Sarantuya is one of the most famous singers from the country and has been called the ‘Voice of

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