On Sunday, the International Yoga Day was celebrated by the Embassy of India in cooperation with the Mongolian Yoga Federation at Sukhbaatar Square, center of Ulaanbaatar city.

The celebration began with the traditional lighting of a lamp by Mongolia’s first yoga

On 19 June, soldiers from the U.S. Army Pacific joined forces with soldiers from across the Pacific region for a momentous occasion—the opening ceremony of Khaan Quest 23 at the Five Hills Training Facility outside Ulaanbaatar.

Khaan Quest 23 will focus on

Prime Minister of Mongolia L.Oyun-Erdene  will pay official visit to China next week. He will take part in the 14th Annual Meeting of the New Champions in Tianjin at the invitation of PM of China Li Qiang.

Previously, L.Oyun-Erdene visited in

The electronic library of textbooks, which contains rare math and science textbooks was launched on 15 June at the National Digital Library of Mongolia.

The rare math and science textbooks written by more than 30 scientists and educators are now available

The FIBA 3×3 Nations League will be hosted in Ulaanbaatar 2023 on 13-15 September.

This will be the latest with the Nations League showcasing the best young talent in the U21 and U23 categories.  U21 players are born between 2002-04 and

The World Export Development Forum (WEDF) will take place in Ulaanbaatar, capital city of Mongolia 26-29 of June.

This year’s WEDF, marking its 20th edition, will be hosted by the government of Mongolia and  promises  to be a significant platform for global

At the invitation of the Mongolian defense ministry, the Army of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army will send troops to Mongolia in mid-June to join the Khaan Quest 2023 multinational peacekeeping exercise, a Chinese defense spokesperson said Friday.

Zhang Xiaogang, a

Delphos International, the 35-year expertise with addressing the toughest deals in structuring transactions across more than seventy frontier markets, strongly believes in Mongolia’s sustainable economic growth.

The Chairman of Delphos and their head of strategic partnerships will be participating in the

A pendant recently found in northern Mongolia suggests our species has been artistically recreating the penis for at least 42,000 years. According to researchers behind a study of the pendant, published this week in Nature Scientific Reports, the 4.3-centimeter piece of

Singapore  announced it has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the government of Mongolia for carbon credits.

The new agreement is the latest in a series of such contracts inked by Singapore with neighboring and distant countries and is a