Israel and Mongolia celebrated thirty years of diplomatic relations with a special event highlighting the encounter of cultures through music and photography. The event was organized by the Embassies of Israel and Mongolia in Beijing and took place in the

The “Qatar-Mongolian Business Meeting”, was held in the presence of many businessmen from both countries. The meeting touched on ways to enhance cooperation between Qatari and Mongolian businessmen, as well as the investment opportunities available on both sides.

Addressing the meeting, H

Numerous connectivity infrastructure projects are repositioning Mongolia as an energy and transit hub for Northeast Asia.

Mongolia is the only country in the region that has practically no significant disputes or disagreements with any states. Due to the specifics of its

Archaeologists in China have discovered a pair of ice skates made from animal bones dating back 3,500 years. Even though such like have been discovered in Europe before, this seems to be the oldest in Asia.

The discovery was made during

ION Energy Ltd. told investors it has restarted water well drilling at the Urgakh Naran lithium project, in Mongolia.

The company, which aims to specialise in lithium brine exploration and development, in a statement said that three water wells have so

The parliamentary friendship groups between Qatar and Mongolia discussed parliamentary cooperation between the two sides along with ways to enhance and develop them.

During the meeting, the Qatari side was represented by HE Eng. Ahmed bin Hitmi Al Hitmi, member of

What do Bray, Mongolia, Lake Bacalar in Mexico, and Burlington, Vermont have in common? Well, according to the travel writers and editors of Time Out Magazine they are all among the most underrated travel destinations in the world.

Tasked with creating

The United States and Mongolia reiterated that countries around the world should partner to hasten global economic recovery, including by working to overcome supply chain disruptions, and affirmed the international community should unite in efforts to achieve the UN Sustainable

A leading Kalmyk activist who says he may face persecution if he is deported to Russia has not been allowed to enter Mongolia over his expired Russian passport.

Batyr Boromangnaev, who is deputy of Kalmyk’s self-governing Congress of the Oirat-Kalmyk people

Mongolia will hold the High-Level Forum on Clean Air on 2-3  March in country’s capital city of Ulaanbaatar.

The forum will be attended by high-level representatives from 53 countries, such as the USA, India, the UK, Japan, Australia, South Korea, Singapore,