This year, the country cultivated a total of 524.3 thousand hectares. This can be broken down as follows:  393.6 thousand hectares for cereal crops of which 367.2 thousand hectares was wheat; 14.9 thousand hectares of potatoes; 7.5 thousand hectares of

Mongolia will receive a total of EUR 50 million from Poland under an inter-governmental agreement; EUR 32 million of which will be utilized on the agriculture sector.

Marek Pol, director of Pol Mot holding met J.Erdenebat, Prime Minister of Mongolia on

A fashion show inspired by the White and Green Tara, Buddhist goddess of compassion, will take place at Zanabazar Museum of Fine Arts. The ‘Tara’ fashion show will be held on 25th of September. Designer B.Enkhbaatar will present his collection

Erik Solheim, executive director of the UN Environment Programme visited Mongolia on 13th and 14th of September, at the invitation of the Minister of Environment and Tourism. The UN team led by Mr. Solheim met Ministry officials and discussed UN

Middle-aged Mongolians remember the 1970s and 80s as their youth; harvesting, the ears of grain, exuberant work, friendship, and first love. The ‘Tusgal’ photography club is organising ‘Unforgettable Autumn-2017’ which is an event of time travel back to the 1970s

The Mongolian National Emergency Management Agency has held a drill to train officers in evacuating civilians to safety in the event of an earthquake. The two-day drill took place in Gobi-Altai, which is a western province of Mongolia. On 13th

The Mongolian People’s Party (MPP) will hold a party congress on 25th of September to choose a new Prime Minister. Following the dismissal of the prime minister last week, the State Great Khural (parliament) must appoint a new cabinet and

Mongolia could “multiply” food exports to its southern neighbour China but needs to offer more financial and policy support to enable its producers to compete, the country’s president said in a speech.

President Kh.Battulga said at a forum on food security

The Ts.Baldorj Journalism Awards were presented during a ceremony at the Ulaanbaatar Hotel on Tuesday (12th of September). Out of 66 works submitted, the Top 10 were shortlisted. A total of 36 journalists from Mongolian radio and television networks, on-line

An appliqué is a special form of ornamental needlework in which pieces of fabric in different shapes and patterns are sewn or stuck onto a larger piece to form a picture or pattern. Mongol appliqué, is characterised by unique traditional