Ulaanbaatar/MONTSAME/. The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) have been put on spotlight at the first-ever High-level National Forum on the SDGs on 4th October 2021 as Mongolia’s key stakeholders in …
North China’s golden yellow forest becomes tourist attraction
A strip of populus euphratica forest in Alxa League (prefecture) of north China’s Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region has turned the desolate area into a hot tourist destination, with yellow autumn …
North China’s golden yellow forest becomes tourist attraction
A strip of populus euphratica forest in Alxa League (prefecture) of north China’s Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region has turned the desolate area into a hot tourist destination, with yellow autumn …
How Does A 9-Day Motorcycle Journey Across Mongolia To Deliver A Bike To A Park Ranger Sound?
For 15 riders taking on 1,500 kilometers of remote Mongolian wilderness, this is more than just the adventure of a lifetime. It’s the chance to support the country’s National Park development.
How Does A 9-Day Motorcycle Journey Across Mongolia To Deliver A Bike To A Park Ranger Sound?
For 15 riders taking on 1,500 kilometers of remote Mongolian wilderness, this is more than just the adventure of a lifetime. It’s the chance to support the country’s National Park development.
Mongolia Had Big Plans for a COVID-Free Summer. What Went Wrong?
Within weeks of boasting the world’s fastest immunization rate, Mongolia had a surge in new COVID-19 infections.
Mongolia Had Big Plans for a COVID-Free Summer. What Went Wrong?
Within weeks of boasting the world’s fastest immunization rate, Mongolia had a surge in new COVID-19 infections.
BoM representatives attend ‘Financial Literacy’ webinar
Representatives of the Bank of Mongolia attended the ‘Financial Literacy’ webinar for experts organized on September 22-23 by the National Bank of the Kyrgyz Republic.
World Bank forecasts 4.5 percent growth in Mongolia
According to World Bank, Mongolia’s economic growth is projected to expand by 4.5 percent this year, nearly 2 percentage points less than previous forecast. As for 2022, it is expected to be 5.2 …
World Bank forecasts 4.5 percent growth in Mongolia
According to World Bank, Mongolia’s economic growth is projected to expand by 4.5 percent this year, nearly 2 percentage points less than previous forecast. As for 2022, it is expected to be 5.2 …