As part of Friendly Ulaanbaatar Programme, the annual religious festival “Danshig Naadam – Khuree Tsam” takes place at Khui Doloon Khudag to the west of the Mongolian capital.

Mongolia will host the 31st Asia Pacific Regional Scout Jamboree or tent summit at the Nairamdal International Children’s Camp from 27th of July to 2nd of August.

First Deputy Chief Executive Officer discusses DBM issues, policy and aims.

During the Government’s inspection ofthe Development Bank of Mongolia, an MNT 1.3 trillion discrepancy was noticed and the bank was on verge of bankruptcy, losing both governance and financial independence.

The number of livestock in Mongolia reached a record over 80 million animals in 2017.

China’s coal imports rose in June from Mongolia and Russia as utilities and steel mills sought out more cheap raw material even as the government tried to curb purchases of foreign fuel.

An ATR-72 plane belonging to Hunnu Air’s had to make an emergency landing in Murun, administrative center of Khuvsgul province due to engine failure.

A thirteen year-old Mongolian child jockey was seriously injured during the traditional horse racing competition which was held in Tudevtei soum of Zavkhan province on 21st of July.

Top Mongolian sumo wrestler ‘Yokozuna’ Hakuho Davaajargal will return home after having smashed the record for most career wins in Japan’s national sport as a ‘yokozuna’, or grand champion.

The annual peacekeeping military drill known as “Khan Quest-2017” is continuing at the Tavan Tolgoi military training ground.

A new carrier code has begun appearing on airport departure and arrival flight displays in Australia: “OM”. This is MIAT Mongolian Airlines which is now flying to and from Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney on codeshare with Cathay Pacific.