Mongolia has welcomed a total of 76,068 foreign tourists so far this year, with Russia, China and South Korea being the biggest sources of its tourist arrivals. Around 6,500 British nationals visit Mongolia annually.

The Mongolian government has been taking measures

Assistant Secretary of State for International Organization Affairs Michele Sison will travel to Ulaanbaatar, capital city of Mongolia on 31  March.

The Assistant Secretary will discuss areas of current and potential multilateral cooperation, including in the context of achieving the Sustainable

Mongolia has been identified by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) as one of the 29 developing countries that are rich in natural resources, and the exploration of coal and copper deposits is generating a significant amount of extra revenue. Mongolia primarily mines coal,

MineSec has boosted Mongol iD’s capabilities as a leading fintech firm among Mongolia’s market players by helping launch a software point of sale (SoftPOS) for the latter. Through the SoftPOS solution, MineSec has enabled Mongol iD to conduct businesses directly

In a bid to spur green and renewable energy projects in Mongolia, IFC is investing in a green bond to be issued by the country’s largest commercial financial institution, Khan Bank, which is the first-ever green bond to be issued

Today (15 March), The Bank of Mongolia announced that the bank’s monetary policy council has decided to keep the benchmark interest rate unchanged at 13 percent.

The council made the decision given the current situation and prospects for the economy and

After hitting last year’s target, Turkiye and Mongolia are aiming to push their trade volume to at least USD 500 million  in the coming period before the two countries celebrate the 55th anniversary of diplomatic ties.

“Next year, Turkiye and Mongolia

A total of 567,600 head of livestock have died in Mongolia so far this year due to the extreme wintry weather known as “dzud”.

The number of dead animals is up nearly 10 percent compared to the same period last year,

Mongolian artist Ch.Adiyabazar will show his work in the Carolinas for the first time in partnership with the new gallery, located in Cotswold Village on 24 March.
Ch.Adiyabazar is a highly decorated contemporary artist living and working in Mongolia. His upbringing

A health awareness session facilitated by peacekeepers from Mongolia serving with the United Nations Mission  in South Sudan (UNMISS) was held in Pariang.

More than 50 women and girls from nearby areas took part in the training meted out by Blue