Mongolia will host the 11th Asia–Europe Meeting (ASEM) in Ulaanbaatar in 2016. The country has planned 5 billion MNT for the organization of this event, and the ASEM standing committee has allocated 2.5 billion MNT for variable expenses and the

During the Democratic transition in Mongolia in 1990, procedures to adopt a new constitution began. The Constitution Day Law, which was voted for in two national elections, reviewed by State Baga Khural four times, and the People's Great Khural of

State Opera and Ballet Academic Theater

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1/15 at 7:00 p.m.:  “Classis” Gala Concert

The symphony orchestra will be conducted in collaboration with South Korean Busan Maru International Music Festival, conductor of Raom Agency Baek Jin-Hyun, and Professor Emeritus N.Tuulaykhuut.

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To celebrate the 23rd anniversary of the drafting of the Mongolian Constitution, a ceremony for the placing of the original text of the Democratic Constitution at the State History Museum of Mongolia took place today, December 12.

Secretary General of the

Glass Account reporting procedure has now been implemented by the Water Supply and Sewage Authority of Ulaanbaatar, with information available to the public at www.usug.ub.gov.mn.

On January 1, 2015, the Glass Account law on transparent financial reporting came into force, requiring government organizations and agencies

The Mongolian Academy of Sciences has appealed to President of Mongolia Ts.Elbegdorj to celebrate the Mongolian Great Yuan Nation's Khublai Khan’s 800th anniversary.

The Government of the Republic of China is going to hold a worldwide celebration of Khublai Khan’s birthday,

Minister of Justice D.Dorligjav was scheduled to present a draft on the tax exemption law and its effects on the economy during today's regular cabinet meeting of the government today.

Many companies and enterprises are excepting the draft of this law

Speaker of Parliament Z.Enkhbold backed MPs who suggested establishing a working group to audit the Bank of Mongolia during the discussion of 2015 budget revisions during Thursday's plenary session.

MP G.Uyanga objected to the cut of allowances for mothers and children

Prime Minister Ch.Saikhanbileg plans to make an official visit to Japan in February.

During the PM's visit to Japan, the economic partnership agreement (EPA) between Mongolia and Japan is expected to be finalized. The first draft of the economic partnership agreement

The plenary session meeting of parliament has been busy discussing budget revisions for 2015.

The changes include cuts to the 12 months of social welfare benefits for pregnant and nursing mothers who are entitled to receive prenatal and postnatal allowances provided